Matt Cassada

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Matt Cassada

Friday early evening sees hit or miss storms with our heat and humidity still kicking. After 6 PM, we’ll be watching as a line of showers/storms move in from Kentucky. One or strong to severe storms will be something to watch for but widespread severe weather is not expected as this line weakens as we lose the sun. Small hail and damaging winds will be the biggest issues as scattered showers linger into Saturday.

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Matt Cassada

Thursday morning sees temps in the 60s for the lowlands and 50s for the high terrain in the eastern mountains. Cloud cover will build in this morning combined with some haze from the Canadian wildfires. While an isolated sprinkle can’t be ruled out this morning, our best chances for rain will hold off until this afternoon and evening. No severe weather is expected today, but the humidity combined with daytime highs near 80, will create some slow moving downpours.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Matt Cassada

Wednesday morning starts in the 60s with dry conditions for the drive to work. Our hazy sunrise will be a good reminder that the smoke from Canada will persist into the afternoon so be mindful for those who have breathing issues. Daytime highs will make a run for the low to middle 80s and combined with a high UV index today, make sure you take plenty of breaks if you need to be outdoors. Outside of that, it will be another dry day with a strong area of high pressure in control.

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Matt Cassada

Wednesday morning starts in the 60s with dry conditions for the drive to work. Our hazy sunrise will be a good reminder that the smoke from Canada will persist into the afternoon so be mindful for those who have breathing issues. Daytime highs will make a run for the low to middle 80s and combined with a high UV index today, make sure you take plenty of breaks if you need to be outdoors. Outside of that, it will be another dry day with a strong area of high pressure in control.

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Matt Cassada

LEWISBURG, WV (WVNS) – A highly requested flight route made a touchdown at the Greenbrier Valley Airport on Monday evening, June 2nd, 2025. A single Contour airplane made a safe landing onto the airports runway. Passengers and crew from Chicago were welcomed with a water cannon salute by two airport firetrucks. This was to welcome a returning flight route – Greenbrier Valley Airport to Chicago O’Hare airport. The last flight between both airports happened three years ago.