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Winter Storm to Impact Our Region
Posted 12/22/22Potental Impacts to Ohio County Residents
An Artric air front is expected to blast through late tonight into Friday morning causing a rapid temperature plunge and burst of snow. Temperatures, currently in the low 40's, will likely be in the low teens by 7:00am Friday morning. Flash freezing on already wet roads could create icy conditions on roadways. Use caution when driving.
A burst of snow could result with an accumulation of 1" to 2".
A High Wind Watch has been issued for north West Virginia, with wind gusts of 35-45 mph expected. Some power outages could result.
For more information go to www.weather.gov/