Winter Weather in Morgan, West Virginia

An area of surface low pressure moved by to the south as an upper level disturbance moved through the Ohio Valley into the Northeast. This produced a swath of two to six inches of snow across the eastern panhandle of West Virginia on January 20th. Along the Allegheny Front, upslope snow continued through the day of January 21st resulting in storm total snowfall amounts of one to two feet. Winds gusted upwards of 45 mph resulting in blowing snow.