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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.
WTVR CBS 6
Storms trigger corridor of large hail just north of Richmond
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Still hot, scattered strong to severe storms possible Friday
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Dangerously hot with isolated storms Wednesday
NBC Washington
Storm Team4 Forecast: Heat wave begins, with heat index over 100° this week
The first day of September is Tuesday, but here we are talking about a heat wave once again. Just three years ago, D.C. had highs between 97° and 99° for five days in a row Sept. 3-7. So, while it isn’t unheard of to be this hot so late in the year, that doesn’t make it OK. In fact, temps of 100° or higher have hit D.C. only a handful of times during the first 10 days of September: in 1881, 1939, 1953 and 1980.
WTVR CBS 6
Mike's Sunday Night Weather: Turning very hot this week