The week ahead: Hey! Where’d winter go?
Compared to the last several weeks, this one’s going to be downright fantastic. We’re not out of winter’s grasp yet, but at least we’re getting a brief reprieve.
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Snow Recap: What happened?
A look back at the snow storm that (almost) wasn’t, along with analysis of where things went wrong, and some thoughts for the future.
PHOTOS: The #SNOMG of March 6th
Would it snow? Would it rain? March 6th brought all kinds of weather to RVA. Here’s what YOU saw.
UPDATE: Snow still likely at this point, but totals quickly trending downward
The models are continuing to support snow on Wednesday. Unfortunately, the amount of snow we’re looking at is dwindling a bit.
The week ahead: Spring still lurking below the horizon
Although the days are getting longer, we’re still in a very wintry pattern. There’s a couple more chances for some ice coming up over the next couple days.
The week ahead: mild temperatures, multiple rounds of rain before Valentine’s Day
We’re getting a break from a somewhat active winter over the next few days, with some rain the only spoiler to a mild beginning to next week. However, the pattern remains busy, with the potential for more rain coming late this week.
UPDATED: Severe weather possible overnight; tornado watch until 2 a.m.
A strong cold front responsible for severe thunderstorms across 10 states is making its way toward Virginia. There’s a slight risk for severe thunderstorms tonight and strong winds capable of damaging homes and other property.
More snow in store later today; Winter Weather Advisory in effect at 1pm
A quick round of 1-2” of snow will arrive later this afternoon, making for a complicated evening commute.
UPDATED: Snow covers much of central Virginia; leaves thousands without power
Nearly two inches of snow blanketed most of central Virginia on Thursday, leading to some isolated power outages and widespread enjoyment of a four-day weekend.
UPDATED: What happened to this past weekend’s forecasted temperatures?
So, about that temperature forecast for this weekend…what happened? The short answer: the wedge always wins. This one had forecasters from Richmond to New York City fooled.
