Average highs and lows.

This just in from our local tv station 13 in Huntington/Charleston, specifically for the city of Huntington.

19TH == 57 / 36

20TH == 58 / 36

21ST == 58 / 37

Hope this helps answer some concerns. Course these are averages which means it can get warmer or colder.

The meteorologist also sent me this great link.

In 2001 the high and low temps were.

19th -- 57 / 28

20th -- 47 / 38

21st -- 44 / 37

In 2002

19th -- 52 / 46

20th -- 54 / 46

21st -- 57 / 24

In 2003

19th -- 71 / 56

20th -- 72 / 52

21st -- 63 / 46

So yes, it can get cold, but then we're always battling the elements one way or the other. Hot/cold, wet/dry, tornado/hurricane Unfortunately one thing that's always predictable is, the weather

never is :-)

Many of you have been asking about snow!

Well... there is no guarantee. The most I can say is it isn't typical to have snow that late in the month, but it does happen.

In 2001 the last snowfall was on March 5 ---- 1.8"

In 2002 there was a snowfall on the 20 ---- 3.26" (go figure, the same statistical page that shows the low for the day was 46, shows it snowed 3 inches?, ha???) According to Hank's records the 20th was warm with rain in the morning, very wet. On the 21st in the evening we had a dusting of snow, but not 3". His recordings would match the weather service's comments of being a high of 54 and a low of 46, don't know where they got the snow thing :-)

In 2003 there was no snowfall in the month of March.

For more weather info that's typically more accurate than weather.com see WOWK TV Stormtracker Weather.

Lesage, WV