Good afternoon. West Virginia. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you're greeted by 69 degrees and that post-rain dampness. But don't get too comfortable. Because the rain's coming back. In the next 24 hours., A front is stalled just north of us, feeding wave after wave of showers and storms into the state. The Northern Panhandle is already soaked — rain started around noon and won't quit until early Friday morning. Down in Charleston and across central areas, expect rain this afternoon rolling through overnight. Southern West Virginia sees scattered storms firing up around 3 P.M. About those storms. We're under a marginal risk for severe weather today, mainly south of I-70. The threat? Damaging wind gusts as a surface low churns across the Ohio Valley. Keep an eye on the sky this afternoon. Temperature-wise, we're running hot for early March — ab ...