Doug Harlow

Strong storm about to move into downtown Charleston in the next 20-30 minutes with rain, small hail and gusty winds. Street flooding likely as this moves through. https://t.co/TeJc2e2suB

Flash Flood Warning for Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Raleigh and Wyoming Counties until 6:15 p.m. 1-2" of rain has fallen in this area with flash flooding expected soon. https://t.co/kY9yF73C7F

Severe Thunderstorm Warning extended east through Boone County until 3:45 p.m. Quarter-size hail possible with this storm along with torrential rain! https://t.co/dCTgkA6Bfl

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Boone and Logan Counties (northeast of downtown Logan) until 3:15 p.m. Quarter-size hail possible with this storm as it moves north at 10 mph. Flash flooding possible as well. https://t.co/XKlf4dTqiC

2-3" of rain has fallen around Little Birch resulting in flash flooding! https://t.co/24FpNlKdDk

Flash Flood Warning for Braxton, Nicholas and Webster Counties until 5:45 p.m. 2-4" of rain expected in this area with rapid flooding of streams and creeks expected. https://t.co/CWC3pWoKf9

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Calhoun, Clay and Roane Counties until 3 p.m. Quarter-size hail possible with this storm as it moves northwest at 20 mph. https://t.co/SEdeJd2ZSY

Very large hail signature near Little Birch moving north toward Sutton currently. https://t.co/ugLgibUEvd

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Braxton Nicholas and Webster Counties until 2:30 p.m. for quarter-size hail and 60 mph winds. https://t.co/Rc5sYD5BcX

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Logan and Mingo Counties until 2:30 p.m. Quarter-size hail signature near Parsley and Trace currently. 60 mph winds possible with this storm as well as it moves northeast at 20 mph. https://t.co/bI6cNT8LSB

Temps surge late-week ahead of an approaching cold front that will spark severe storms in the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Those could impact us Thursday night and especially Friday night before exiting Saturday morning. Will monitor closely. https://t.co/MTN2LxBSpV

We reached 88 degrees on April 18....*but* the dewpoint was in the 30s...very dry! In fact 88 felt more like 83 or 84 because it was so dry. Thursday's 87 will feel like 90 with dewpoints in the 60s. https://t.co/iprRYFVEJa

Today was the coolest day we'll have for a while. We'll return to the 70s Tuesday and Wednesday and then 80s by Thursday and Friday! Combined with higher humidity the end of the week will feel like an early preview of Summer. https://t.co/8JTo5Bb9zS

Looking at more showers Tuesday, even early morning...although more potential for sun to break out and heat us into the 70s. That will lead to some storm chances by mid-late afternoon/evening. A couple could produce localized strong wind, hail and isolated high water. https://t.co/ehqCW82zrO

More rain chances Tuesday but with some sun peeking out some storms are likely later in the afternoon too. Temps get hot by late-week with humidity and some strong storms are possible Thursday and Friday nights. Hoping to sweep this out of here early Saturday with a cold front. https://t.co/PqzbwMtqnU

RT @Christian1White: Thought I’d share an image I took yesterday around the evening when sunset was taking place. This is at the St. Albans…

Occasional showers expected this evening into the overnight, with more focus near/east of I-77 late. Some areas of fog likely where clouds thin out too. https://t.co/QNzVDG5Uy1