Snow Squalls to Impact Visibility in West Virginia
Snow Squalls to Impact Visibility in West Virginia
US · Published Nov 12, 2026
• West Virginia is bracing for snow squalls that will bring visibility issues, light snow accumulations, and cold wind chills.
• A cold front moving through the region will transition rain to snow showers by Friday morning, with snow squalls persisting throughout the day.

Impact & Risks

Drivers should prepare for reduced visibility during snow squalls, especially during the Friday morning and evening commutes. Slick spots are possible on untreated roads, particularly in higher elevations and during heavier snow bands. Wind chills in the low 20s °F (-6 to -4 °C) will add to the discomfort, posing risks for those spending extended periods outdoors.

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