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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Contact & Next Brieﬁng Information Brieﬁng Webpage
➔ weather.gov/rlx/brieﬁng
Next Brieﬁng
➔ By 10 AM Monday, March 16
➔ Method: Google Meet
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Web
➔ weather.gov/rlx
Phone
➔ (304) 356-5885
Email
➔ rlx.ops@noaa.gov
Facebook
➔ facebook.com/NWSCharlestonWV
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➔ @NWSCharlestonWV
March 14, 2026

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Summary of Greatest Impacts Saturday, Mar 14 Sunday, Mar 15 Monday, Mar 16 Tuesday, Mar 17 Cold
front/thunderstorm
Winds West Sunday night East Wind
(non-thunderstorm) Much of the area Highest in the higher
elevations and eastern slopes Highest in the higher
elevations and eastern slopes Tornadoes West Sunday night East Snow Mainly late Monday/Monday
night WV mountains This outlook depicts timing and
magnitude of potential impacts
from severe weather including
hail, damaging winds, and/or
tornadoes.
Potential aggravating factors
such as time of day,
pre-existing conditions, and
holiday periods are also taken
into consideration. Risk Levels No/None Limited Elevated Significant Extreme

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Temperature Outlook Tuesday & Tuesday night

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Temperature Outlook Monday & Monday night

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Percent Chance of 6" Snow or More

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Percent Chance of 4" Snow or More

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Percent Chance of 2" Snow or More

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service High End Snowfall Amounts

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Low End Snowfall Amounts

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National Weather Service
10:00 AM EDT March 14, 2026
Charleston, WV National Weather Service Expected Snowfall Amounts
Key Points
➔ In the higher elevations of
the mountains,
accumulations aﬀecting
roads could start late
Monday afternoon.
➔ In the lowlands,
temperatures will get cold
enough Monday night to
cause problems on
untreated roads despite
the current road warmth.
➔ Could aﬀect the Tuesday
morning commute.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Strong Gusty Winds Timing of strongest wind gusts Key Points
➔ Strong wind gusts outside
thunderstorms are
expected Sunday through
Tuesday
➔ Highest winds will be
across higher elevations
of the mountains and the
eastern downslope areas
behind the cold front.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Rainfall Outlook Key Points:
➔ There is not a signiﬁcant threat of ﬂooding.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Precipitation Timing
Key Points
➔ Strong to severe thunderstorm threat moves from
west to east late Sunday night into Monday.
➔ Rain changes to snow Monday well after the
thunderstorm threat ends, and then the snow tapers
oﬀ from west Monday night.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Severe Weather Outlook Monday Outlook Key Points:
➔ Timing of the cold front early Monday is an
inhibitor for much of the state.
➔ There is enhanced risk over portions of the
eastern panhandle as the thunderstorms arrive
there further into the heating of the day
Monday.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Severe Weather Outlook Monday Key Points:
➔ Timing of the cold front early Monday is an
inhibitor for much of the state.
➔ There is enhanced risk over portions of the
eastern panhandle as the thunderstorms arrive
there further into the heating of the day
Monday.

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Severe Weather Outlook Sunday Night - Tornado, Wind & Hail Outlooks
Severe Wind Probability
within 25 miles of a point Hatched Area
≥ 10% probability
of signiﬁcant wind gusts
(up to 74 mph) 30-44% 5-14% 45-59% 15-29% ≥ 60% Tornado Probability
within 25 miles of a point Hatched Area
≥ 10% probability
of a signiﬁcant tornado
(EF0-EF2) 15-29% 5-9% 30-44% 10-14% 45-59% 2-4% ≥ 60% Severe Wind Probability
within 25 miles of a point Hatched Area
≥ 10% probability
of signiﬁcant hail
(≥ 2” diameter) 30-44% 5-14% 45-59% 15-29% ≥ 60%

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Severe Weather Outlook Sunday Night Key Points:
➔ The greatest threat is west of the area, but there
is a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms into
western portions of the area late Sunday night,
as the shear strength of the system maintains
the threats for damaging winds and tornadoes.
Timing 2 AM to 8 AM early Monday morning Coverage Isolated Scattered Numerous Widespread

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service Main Points Hazard Impacts Location Timing Tornadoes Damage to structures possible Areawide Overnight Sunday night into
Monday Damaging
Wind Strong winds may down trees,
cause widespread power outages,
and/or property damage. Areawide Overnight Sunday night into
Monday
Wind (non-
thunderstorm) Strong winds may down trees and
cause scattered power outages.
Unsecured items may be blown
around. Travel will be diﬃcult,
especially in high proﬁle vehicles
in a cross-wind. Areawide, but especially across
higher elevations of the mountains
and the eastern downslope areas. Sunday through Tuesday Snow Hazardous travel conditions
possible due to slick roadways
and/or reduced visibility Areawide Monday afternoon/Monday night

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Charleston, WV March 14, 2026 10:00 AM National Weather Service
➔A strong cold front will push through Sunday night
into Monday.
➔Damaging winds and possibly tornados are possible
with stronger storms along the front.
➔The timing of the cold front remains uncertain, which
could aﬀect the risk of severe weather, especially
over the far eastern panhandle.
➔Some light snow is possible Monday and Monday
night behind the cold front. Decision Support Brieﬁng
➔ As of 10 AM
March 14, 2026 Severe Weather Sunday Night/Monday

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