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Oak Hill Today
By the People, for the People
Tuesday Stays Cold; Rainier Days Coming
Lingering flurries and cold wind chills to start the day, but conditions improve by afternoon.
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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The morning in Oak Hill, West Virginia will start off cold with lingering flurries and wind chills in the single digits, but conditions are expected to improve through the day with partly sunny skies in the afternoon. However, the cold temperatures will linger until Wednesday, when a low-pressure system is forecast to bring a wintry mix that transitions to rain showers throughout the day. More rain is expected on Thursday, which could lead to flooding concerns as the snowpack melts. The weekend is expected to be much warmer, with temperatures close to 60 degrees on Saturday, before cooling back down to more seasonal levels by Monday.
Why it matters
The cold and wet weather patterns moving through the region this week could impact commutes, outdoor activities, and potentially lead to flooding concerns as melting snow combines with heavy rainfall. Understanding the forecast can help residents in Oak Hill, West Virginia prepare and plan accordingly.
The details
The morning in Oak Hill will start off cold, with wind chills in the single digits and lingering flurries. However, the flurries will move out by the afternoon, leaving partly sunny skies. Despite the improved conditions, the cold temperatures will persist until Wednesday. On Wednesday, a low-pressure system from the Canadian Great Lakes will push through the region, bringing a wintry mix that transitions to rain showers throughout the day. More widespread rain is expected on Thursday, which could lead to flooding concerns as the snowpack melts. The weekend is expected to be much warmer, with temperatures close to 60 degrees on Saturday, before cooling back down to more seasonal levels by Monday.
- Tuesday morning will start off cold with wind chills in the single digits and lingering flurries.
- The flurries are expected to move out by Tuesday afternoon, leaving partly sunny skies.
- Wednesday will see a wintry mix transition to rain showers throughout the day as a low-pressure system moves through.
- Thursday will bring more widespread rain, which could lead to flooding concerns as the snowpack melts.
- Temperatures are expected to warm up to near 60 degrees on Saturday, before cooling back down to more seasonal levels by Monday.
The players
Christian Boteler
A meteorologist who provided the full forecast for the region.
What they’re saying
“Make sure to wear plenty of layers through the day, especially for this morning commute.”
— Christian Boteler, Meteorologist (WOAY-TV)
What’s next
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The takeaway
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