Winds will be out of the southeast and will be windy at times with wind gusts of 20+ mph at times. Make sure you take caution if you have plans to drive out for Sunday morning, especially any early church services, as you could encounter slick, wet roads with patchy ice. Light freezing rain will be possible in the morning before most transition to rain for the afternoon. In all, most to all of the snow accumulation will occur in the higher elevations, with the lowlands seeing between a trace to up to an inch of snow. The ridgelines and higher elevations will have a tough time cracking above the 32 mark which means better snow accumulation for those areas. Temperatures will slowly climb into the middle 30s, which will allow for a transition over to rain for the lowlands. These periods will continue until the late morning as we start to see a bit of a warmup for the lowlands. With many in the lowlands and higher elevations expected to be around the 30-degree mark, periods of light freezing rain and wet snow will be possible for the morning. The first rounds of precipitation will start out before the pre-dawn hours for Sunday. Sunday morning through Sunday night will bring another low-pressure system into the region and showers for the morning. Pocahontas County, including the cities of Marlinton and Snowshoe, from 7 AM Sunday to 2 AM Monday.Southeast Raleigh, Southeast Fayette, and Southeast Nicholas counties, including the cities of Beckley, Meadow Bridge, and Richwood, from 7 AM Sunday to 8 PM Sunday.Giles, Mercer, Summers, Monroe, and Greenbrier counties, including the cities of Bluefield, Hinton, Union, Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, and Rainelle, from 6 AM Sunday to 10 PM Sunday.Tazewell and Bland counties, including the cities of Tazewell and Bland, from 1 AM Sunday to 6 PM Sunday.Advisories and Watches Issued for our Region:
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