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First Alert Forecast: Back into the 90s Thursday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Best chance for showers and storms arrives Saturday. Wednesday night: Mostly clear and not as cool as recent nights. Lows in the upper 60s. Thursday: Partly sunny, hot and humid. A stray shower or storm in the afternoon with a few scattered showers and storms in the evening and at night. Highs in the low to mid 90s. The heat index will approach 100°. (PM Rain Chance: 20%, increasing to 30% in the evening)
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First Alert Forecast: Pleasant weather continues Tuesday
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First Alert Forecast: A nice Labor Day
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Richmond and Raleigh Face Flash Flooding Threat Today as Rainfall Rates Up to 2 Inches Per Hour Target Coastal Mid Atlantic
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA — Flash flooding is possible across parts of the coastal Mid Atlantic today, Saturday, September 5, with Max Velocity Weather outlining a Slight Risk, carrying a 15 percent chance of scattered flash flooding, stretching from Richmond and Norfolk through Raleigh, Greenville, and Wilmington, as a southward-pushing cold front interacts with an advancing upper-level wave and a moist airmass this afternoon.
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First Alert Forecast: Pleasant weather continues Tuesday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Little to no rain expected over the week. Monday Night: Mostly clear. Lows in the low 60s some areas outside of RVA could get into the upper 50s. Tuesday: *Verified Best Weather Day of the Week* Mostly sunny with low humidity. Highs in the mid 80s.
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What you need to know about Central Virginia's storm threat on Friday, Saturday
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Scattered severe storms possible today
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Damaging Wind Gusts Up to Severe Levels and Isolated Large Hail Threaten Richmond, Washington DC and Charlotte Friday as Slight Risk Zone Shifts South
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA — Severe weather potential will shift toward the southern Mid Atlantic on Friday, September 4, with Max Velocity Weather outlining a Slight Risk, level 2 of 5, stretching from near Washington DC through Richmond and Charlotte, as a series of upper level disturbances track across a warm front, triggering scattered thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening.