Snow Squall Warning, West Virginia
SevereIntense bursts of heavy snow, gusts up to 35 mph. Travel will become difficult and potentially dangerous within minutes.
Ended Thursday, January 1, 2026.
- Issued
- Expires
Places in this warning
How much
- Wind gusts
- Up to 35 mph Blowing snow on open roads
Map
- This warning
- Area drawn by the weather service
- Interstates
- US highways
- Moving southeast at 28 mph
Details from the National Weather Service
- What
- Intense bursts of heavy snow. Gusty winds leading to blowing snow and visibility rapidly falling to less than one-quarter mile. Wind gusts up to 35 mph.
- Squall now
- At 3:44 in the morning, a dangerous snow squall was located along a line extending from near South Webster to 7 miles west of Philippi, moving southeast at 25 mph.
- Where
- Eastern Greenup County (Kentucky), Southeastern Meigs County (Ohio), Lawrence County (Ohio), Gallia County (Ohio), Southeastern Jackson County (Ohio), Calhoun County (West Virginia), Northern Putnam County (West Virginia), Wirt County (West Virginia), Roane County (West Virginia), Jackson County (West Virginia), Southern Harrison County (West Virginia), Southern Ritchie County (West Virginia), Mason County (West Virginia), North central Cabell County (West Virginia), Southern Doddridge County (West Virginia), Gilmer County (West Virginia), Lewis County (West Virginia), Northern Braxton County (West Virginia).
- When
- Until 4:15 in the morning.
- Impacts
- Travel will become difficult and potentially dangerous within minutes.
- Highways
- Interstate 79 between mile markers 72 and 117. Interstate 77 in West Virginia between mile markers 122 and 156. Route 33 between mile markers 1 and 7.
- Places named
- Ironton, Point Pleasant, Weston, Gallipolis, Ripley, Spencer, Coal Grove, Glenville, Rio Grande, Elizabeth, Racine, Grantsville, Lake Vesuvius, Ravenswood, Stonewood, Buffalo, Anmoore, Arnoldsburg, Cedar Creek State Park, and Sandyville.
- Seen by
- Radar and webcams.
Updates
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Snow Squall Warning issued until Thursday, 4:15 in the morning. January 1, 2026