Timing of the latest storm system will keep severe weather to a minimum, but it won't keep us from snow.

Temperatures tumble across West Virginia today, flipping morning rain to afternoon snow as winds build. Severe storms remain possible east of I-79 late morning into early afternoon, with damaging winds the main concern near the Virginia border and the Eastern Panhandle; the outlook will be updated at 9 a.m. Colder air brings snow showers across NCWV by sunset, with thermometers sliding from the 60s toward freezing. The highest elevations could see 3 to 5 inches, with less than an inch elsewhere. Gusts may reach 50 mph on western slopes above 4000 feet. Quieter, milder weather follows after Tuesday.