Good evening. West Virginia. I'm Michael Nally. Folks, that wasn't just spring warmth today. It was history. Highs shattered records statewide, soaring into the low 80s in spots. But you likely noticed the dramatic ending — a line of storms packing heavy downpours and gusty winds rolled through this afternoon. Now the show winds down, but you'll want to stay alert. Central West Virginia sits at 56 degrees with thunderstorms rumbling until about 11 PM. Those southwest winds at 6 to 9 miles an hour could gust up to 21, so secure that trash can. Down in Southern West Virginia, the storms hang on a bit longer — expect rumbles until around 1 AM, with lows hovering near 54. Watch for patchy fog developing in the valleys after midnight. Up in the Northern Panhandle, it's a steadier, lighter rain overnight with temps holding near 54, but those gusts to 24 ...