West Virginia Weather

Welcome to the live West Virginia weather hub. Get current conditions, hourly forecasts, 7-day outlooks, and severe weather alerts for the largest cities in West Virginia — all on one page.

West Virginia is part of Mid-Atlantic and has a humid subtropical climate. In simple terms, the Mid-Atlantic blends Northeast winters with subtropical summer humidity, producing thunderstorms, occasional snow, and long muggy heat waves. Because West Virginia can span hundreds of miles and several climate zones, local weather may differ noticeably from the statewide average, which is why city-level forecasts are essential.

Below you'll find direct links to live forecasts for 0 major West Virginia cities. Each city page includes today's temperature, hour-by-hour conditions, a 7-day forecast, and any active storm or weather alerts pulled from official sources.

Use the weather maps page to see interactive radar, precipitation, cloud cover, temperature, and wind layers covering West Virginia and the rest of the United States. Use the hourly page for a deeper look at the next 24 hours, and the 7-day forecast page for extended planning.

West Virginia weather changes throughout the year and you should always check the latest forecast before traveling, planning outdoor events, or preparing for severe weather. Bookmark this page for quick access to live West Virginia weather, temperature today, rain and storm forecasts, and current conditions across the state.