Flooding Concerns Continue Overnight Across Portions of the Area

A Flood Watch remains in effect overnight for much of the area southeast of the Ohio River. The areas of greatest concern for flash flooding are east of I-79 and south of I-64. Please keep updated on the latest forecast and have a way to receive warnings. Read More >

Ceiling Height Forecast

Visibility Forecast

24 Hour Aviation Hazards Summary

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Lowest Expected Flight Conditions

The lowest expected flight conditions indicated below are derived from hourly ceiling height and visibility forecasts, which are updated around 00 UTC, 06 UTC, 12 UTC and 18 UTC.

Local Area Aviation Weather Discussion

.AVIATION /00Z TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...
A broken line of convection along a slow moving cold front will
continue to work out of the area to the southeast over the next
couple hours. In the wake of cold frontal passage expect
developing IFR ceilings and localized pockets of fog, especially
where any heavier rain fell. An additional round of moderate to
heavy rainfall is possible overnight, primarily for BKW and 
perhaps CRW and EKN as a mid- level disturbance transits the 
area.

Improving conditions expected tomorrow with a gradual return to VFR 
by the afternoon.

Winds generally light and southwesterly ahead of the cold front,
turning northwesterly at 5-8KTs post frontal passage overnight
into Tuesday morning. Gusts of 15-20KT are possible Tuesday
afternoon.

FORECAST CONFIDENCE AND ALTERNATE SCENARIOS THROUGH 00Z WEDNESDAY...
     
FORECAST CONFIDENCE: Medium.

Area Forecast Discussion

AVIATION FORECAST CONFIDENCE

Updated: 832 PM EDT Mon Jun 22 2026

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EDT

CRW

HTS

BKW

EKN

PKB

CKB

Experimental table of flight category objectively shows consistency
of WFO forecast to available model information:
H = HIGH: TAF consistent with all models or all but one model.
M = MEDIUM: TAF has varying level of consistency with models.
L = LOW: TAF inconsistent with all models or all but one model.

Local Ceiling & Visibility Forecasts

The ceiling height and visibility forecasts below are updated every 6 hours. Please enlarge the graphics by clicking on the images below to view details and time of the forecasts. Additional hourly forecast can be accessed here.

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Airport Specific Weather Information & Forecasts

TAFs and METARs can be accessed where available from the map below, along with other aviation relevant guidance. For airports without TAFs, hourly weather graphs from the National Digital Forecast Database are provided. This information is intended for situational awareness purposes only.

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