Winter not through with WV: Snow and cold brings a weather shock to parts of the Mountain State: March 22, 2004
CHARLESTON and HAMLIN, WV - Just one day after temperatures in the 70s and thunderstorms on the first day of spring, winter makes it known that it's not done with West Virginia just yet. Heavy snow showers drifted over much of the state overnight late Sunday into Monday morning, particularly in areas such as Lincoln and Nicholas Counties. During the day on Monday, the snow and cold persisted in Charleston with a few peeks of sunshine making it through the clouds. Below: Snowy Charleston and Hamlin, WV from Storm Highway video on The Weather Channel on Monday and Tuesday.
Snow flies in front of the State Capitol dome
Walking on the State Capitol grounds was a cold experience
Amtrak Station
BB&T Building
State Capitol steps and columns
Snowy Capitol Street in downtown Charleston
Kanawha Boulevard, West Side
Capitol Street
I-64 bridge
Overnight snowfall coats a car in Hamlin, West Virginia
Downtown Hamlin
Downtown Hamlin
Storm Highway video from these events aired nationally on The Weather Channel on Monday and Tuesday (March 22 and 23, 2004).
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