CHARLESTON, WV — November will give Charleston three decent days to find its winter coat, then proceed whether anybody finds it or not.
Monday starts with a frost advisory through 10 a.m. before sunshine brings the high to 62°F. Tuesday climbs to 69°F, and Veterans Day looks mostly sunny with a high near 70°F. If you’ve got something to do outside, Wednesday looks like a good day to quit saying you’ll do it Saturday.
“Wednesday’s the day a man opens the garage, looks at the lawn mower, and decides he might get one more out of it,” Earl said. “That man is me. I won’t.”
Thursday brings an 80% chance of rain and a high near 59°F. Friday drops to 47°F with a 50% chance of precipitation. Rain could mix with snow after 4 p.m., and Friday night drops to around 30°F.
Earl recommends keeping a raincoat and a winter coat by the door. He also recommends checking both pockets for the ice scraper he swore he put in the truck.
At press time, the scraper was still missing. The shorts were in the dryer, just in case.
Forecast: National Weather Service, Charleston, issued Nov. 8 at 2:49 p.m. Eastern. Conditions vary elsewhere in West Virginia.
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