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Another Winter Weather Advisory, This Time for 1-4 Inches of Snow Overnight Tonight into Monday Night for Southeast West Virginia and SW Virginia

A wave of low pressure tracking southeast of the area will provide snowfall overnight tonight into Monday night for southeast WV and southwest Virginia. Snowfall amounts of 1-4 inches are expected, with locally higher amounts possible over the higher elevations. With a mild Sunday and temperatures falling below freezing Monday morning, ice can form as snow melts initially, making for slick travel. Read More >

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Snow late tonight and Monday southeast of the Ohio River.
 
A disturbance arrives later tonight into Monday bringing precipitation to locations mainly southeast of the Ohio River. A rain and snow mix to start will quickly transition to snow for most locations by late tonight, with total accumulations of one to four inches expected by Monday evening across southwest Virginia, the mountains of West Virginia, and also across the nearby surrounding lowlands. Dry weather returns briefly on Tuesday, with the next system crossing north of the area on Wednesday bringing a chance for rain across most of the area, with snow showers across the highest mountain elevations, along with gusty winds. Following this, additional disturbances will bring a mix of rain and snow for late in the work week, as temperatures gradually trend colder.  
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