Charleston residents can expect a stretch of beautiful fall-like weather, with cool nights and warm, sunny afternoons. However, foggy conditions Tuesday morning will create some driving hazards, particularly for commuters on I-64 and other Kanawha Valley roads.
Tuesday, September 9: Foggy Start, Sunny Afternoon
Tuesday will begin with dense fog, reducing visibility to less than a mile in some areas. This may cause delays and make rural roads especially hazardous. Commuters should allow extra time, use low beams, and avoid sudden stops on bridges or curves. By late morning, the fog will clear, and the sun will break through, warming Charleston to near 80°F under light winds.
High Temperature: 80°F
Low Temperature: 51°F
Morning Fog: Reduces visibility
Wednesday, September 10: Sunny and Warm
By Wednesday, Charleston will see another sunny, warm day with highs around 82°F. The evening will remain cool, with temperatures dipping to 53°F, perfect for outdoor activities.
High Temperature: 82°F
Low Temperature: 53°F
Thursday, September 11: Mostly Sunny and Warmer
Thursday will bring mostly sunny skies and highs climbing to 84°F. The warm, dry conditions will continue into the evening, with low temperatures around 54°F.
High Temperature: 84°F
Low Temperature: 54°F
Friday, September 12: Clear and Hot
Friday will be the hottest day of the week, with clear skies and temperatures reaching 85°F. The cooler evenings will remain comfortable, with lows around 55°F.
High Temperature: 85°F
Low Temperature: 55°F
Saturday, September 13: Sunny and Even Warmer
Saturday will bring more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures, with highs reaching 87°F. The evenings will remain mild, with lows around 57°F.
High Temperature: 87°F
Low Temperature: 57°F
Impact and Precautions
The primary concern for Tuesday is the morning fog, which will reduce visibility and potentially delay commutes. Drivers should remain cautious, especially on bridges and curves. The rest of the week will bring sunny, dry conditions ideal for outdoor events, but dry soil and grass may increase fire danger. Residents are advised to avoid burning brush or debris, especially during the warm afternoons. Stay alert for possible fog in the mornings as well.
