SUMMARY: Weekend Weather August 2nd: Light sprinkles are currently falling mainly near Summersville and northern communities like Oak Hill and Lewisburg, with rain expected to taper off soon. Humidity remains high, between 60 to 80 percent, causing sticky conditions typical of summer. Tonight, sprinkles will continue mostly up north with fog possible early Sunday morning. Sunday is expected to be dry and comfortable, with temperatures around 72–75°F—below the usual 80°F for this time of year. The week ahead promises mostly dry, pleasant weather with temperatures in the mid to high 70s. Tuesday and Thursday hold slight chances of rain, but overall it will be a mild, less humid week.

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SUMMARY: Leaders and pediatricians from across the Marshall Health Network, Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Barboursville joined Mayor Chris Tatum for the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new clinic. Attendees were invited to tour the new facility and explore its services. Children present enjoyed participating in a wide variety of activities designed for them. The event celebrated the clinic’s opening as a significant addition to local healthcare, emphasizing community involvement and support for pediatric care throughout the region. The clinic aims to serve families across the Marshall Health Network area.

Ribbon cutting for new clinic

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SUMMARY: Jay’s Evening Weather for Thursday 07/31/25 reports southern West Virginia is currently very warm at 91°F with a heat index near 99°F, recently peaking at 101°F. Partly cloudy skies prevail with 56% humidity and light northwest winds. A front northwest of the region is causing showers and thunderstorms particularly in northern counties like Nicholas, Fayette, and Raleigh. These storms may become strong tonight with some heavy rain possible near Charleston, warranting flash flood monitoring. Temperatures elsewhere range from mid-70s to upper 80s, with lows in the 60s overnight. Rain persists into Friday, ending by weekend, leading to cooler, more pleasant days ahead.

More showers and storms are coming into the area thanks to a front, but in addition to giving us rain, the front will also cool us off quite a bit.

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