Storms file across WV, KY & OH this week

(WOWK) — Severe storms have been taxing some people across West Virginia already on Monday (April 15) and it’s clearly of interest to some to know that more storms are on the bill for the rest of the week. Radar returns show some tall clouds which were confirmed after a visual audit of the skies.

Wind is the number one threat from the storms with hail next but the tornado chance has been deducted from the list of risks.

Storms are not very numerous Monday evening but there could be far more on Tuesday afternoon as warm and and humidity are the main contributions to the storm setup. Projected storms for Tuesday are currently listed in the lowest bracket of concern which is known as “marginal” risk.

On Wednesday the current risk chart indicates there may be some areas that are exempt from severe storms.

Area soils and rivers can profit Thursday from a break in the rain. We still have flooding issues going on near and along the Ohio River Valley for a few days with more showers in the forecast.

The warm days for April are expected to experience an accelerated depreciation in high temperatures on the weekend and after another round of showers and storms on Friday.

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