SUMMARY: Jay’s Thursday evening weather forecast for May 15, 2025, predicts sunny skies with some clouds over southern West Virginia, helping to destabilize the atmosphere. Severe thunderstorms are possible, with a severe thunderstorm watch issued for Greenbrier and Monroe counties until midnight. The warm temperatures are driven by a system bringing strong storms tomorrow. Eastern West Virginia faces an enhanced risk of severe weather, with high winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes possible. Heavy rain is expected, with localized flooding risks. The forecast for the weekend predicts milder conditions with temperatures in the 70s after the front passes.

It’s a mix of sun and clouds today around the region, but tomorrow’s weather will be much worse as strong to severe storms make their way through.

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SUMMARY: Chef Chris Stubblefield discusses summer grilling tips with cast iron in a segment leading up to Memorial Day. He highlights the benefits of cast iron, like its heat retention, perfect for grilling burgers, steaks, and veggies. Chris demonstrates using a Lodge reversible grill griddle, with one side for griddling breakfast items and the other for grilling kebabs and veggies. He shares summer recipes like smash burgers and Mexican street corn, advising on easy yet impressive flavors. For cast iron care, he recommends cleaning with warm water and a stiff brush, followed by drying and applying a thin layer of oil. More tips are available at Lodgecastiron.com.

Memorial Day is right around the corner, and that means the official start to grilling season.

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SUMMARY: On the evening of Wednesday, May 15, 2025, mild temperatures were observed in the East, with 61°F in Beckley and Roanoke, and 63°F in Richmond and Pittsburgh. A warm air influx from the Gulf of Mexico resulted in slightly milder conditions to the west. Showers were ending, but more were expected to return Thursday, with the possibility of heavy rain and strong storms, particularly Saturday morning. A marginal risk of severe thunderstorms was forecast, with potential threats including large hail, high winds, and flooding. Temperatures are expected to rise to 81°F on Friday, with sunnier skies by Sunday.

The rain has ended, and we see fog developing in some spots. Showers and storms return tomorrow, and some of them will be on the strong side.

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