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  • CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — October 5, 2026
    The week at a glance Central Appalachia is heading into a quieter stretch of weather. A cold front will bring cooler air and a gusty breeze Monday, followed by the week’s main concern: frost Monday night into Tuesday morning. The best chance of frost will be across northern Pennsylvania, the mountains of northern West Virginia… Read more: CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — October 5, 2026
  • CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 27, 2026
    The week at a glance This should be a fairly quiet week across Central Appalachia. Clouds left behind by the departing coastal storm may linger Monday, particularly across western Pennsylvania and the mountains. Patchy valley fog is also possible during the first few mornings of the week. Tuesday through Thursday should be dry and increasingly… Read more: CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 27, 2026
  • CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 20, 2026
    The week at a glance Keep the rain gear handy. Several weather systems will cross Central Appalachia through the middle of the week, bringing repeated rain and a few thunderstorms. The greatest immediate concern is flooding Monday. Official Flood Watches cover much of southeastern Ohio, northern and central West Virginia, southwestern Pennsylvania and areas near… Read more: CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 20, 2026
  • CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 13, 2026
    The week at a glance Monday will feel noticeably cooler and less humid across Central Appalachia. That break will not last long: temperatures and humidity climb Tuesday, with hot conditions returning to West Virginia by Wednesday. Thunderstorms may begin near Lake Erie and northeastern Ohio Tuesday night. Scattered storms remain possible Wednesday and Thursday as… Read more: CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief — September 13, 2026
  • CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief – September 6, 2026
    The week at a glance Most of Central Appalachia gets a pleasant Labor Day before heat and humidity return. Wednesday will be the hottest day, with afternoon temperatures reaching the upper 80s and lower 90s in many valleys and lower elevations. A cold front will bring thunderstorms into eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania Wednesday evening… Read more: CAWA Weekly Meteorology Brief – September 6, 2026
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