According to predictions from the National Weather Service, snow is possible from early Thursday morning to early Thursday afternoon in West Virginia’s mountains.

For the higher elevation mountains of West Virginia, including Randolph, Tucker, Webster and Preston counties, there is a chance of a trace of snow and ice overnight Monday into Tuesday.

“Snowmageddon” in 2010 unleashed more than 20 inches of snow on parts of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, killing 41 people and leaving hundreds of thousands without power. Michael ...