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Gale warnings reduced off Eastern Shore, but flooding concerns grow for Tangier and Bayford

Winds from the coastal low off Virginia’s Eastern Shore have weakened, prompting forecasters to drop some gale warnings, but tidal flooding remains a concern in Accomack and Northampton counties through Thursday. The National Weather Service’s Wednesday morning update extends the Coastal Flood Advisory for both counties until 2 p.m....

Accomack County, VA · 17d

Country Herald

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Southwest Virginia Weather: Cold Nights Ahead, Oct. 23-24

Blacksburg temperatures fall to 34 degrees Friday and Saturday nights as highs drop into the 50s.

Blacksburg, VA · 17d

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“Cold, Snowy” 2026-2027 Winter Forecast Gets October Update From The Old Farmer’s Almanac

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released an October update to its winter outlook, with Montgomery County and surrounding areas, including Washington, D.C., Frederick County and much of Northern Virginia, falling within the “Cold, Snowy” category on its latest forecast map. The accompanying forecast for the Mid-Atlantic, however,...

Montgomery County, MD · 18d

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U.S. Warns 'Damaging' 60 MPH Winds Could Hit 3 States Today

Stay safe, all.

Virginia · 19d

Country Herald

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Northern Virginia Frost Alert Tonight: Lows Near 33° by Morning Oct 20

Temperatures could fall to 33 degrees in Manassas, Culpeper and surrounding communities overnight.

Virginia · 18d

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29 First Alert Forecast

Virginia · 17d

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Virginia Weather: November Outlook After Cold Nights Oct. 26–Nov. 1

Southwest Virginia's sunny afternoons contrast with overnight lows in the 30s.

Blacksburg, VA · 19d

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Drought eases in Southside Virginia

For the first time in months there’s good news to share on the drought situation in Southside Virginia. The newest US Drought Monitor released Thursday shows a sizeable portion of Southside Virginia has moved from the D-3 category for “Extreme Drought” to D-2, signifying a “significant drought.”

Pittsylvania County, VA · 20d

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Virginia-North Carolina Coastline: Nor’easter Threat Oct. 18-20

Coastal flooding, beach erosion and wind gusts exceeding 45 mph could create hazardous conditions Sunday through Tuesday.

North Carolina · 20d

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Fall Wildfire Season Begins: Virginia Forestry Officials Urge Local Residents To Use Caution

Virginia’s fall wildfire season is officially underway, and the Virginia Department of Forestry is urging residents throughout the Shenandoah Valley to. exercise caution when burning leaves, brush and other outdoor debris. The fall fire season began October 15 and continues through November 30, a. period when changing weather conditions...

Virginia · 20d

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Virginia Weather Oct. 20-24: Highs Drop Into 50s by Saturday

Southwest Virginia and the Piedmont face a noticeable cooldown after several mild October afternoons.

Blacksburg, VA · 18d

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Recent rain improves drought conditions in Southwest and Central Virginia, but recovery continues

HENRY COUNTY, Va. – Tim Belcher says one of the most alarming signs of Virginia’s drought was seeing a creek on his property dry up. “The biggest scare factor that I’ve had is seeing creeks physically go dry—even on my property. One dried slap up. I’ve never seen that happen,” said Belcher, owner of Rolling Meadows Farm.

Virginia · 18d

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Gusty winds and persistent tidal flooding will continue Tuesday

Gusty winds and persistent tidal flooding will continue for the next two days...Tuesday and Wednesday...until the grip of our latest coastal storm loosens by Thursday and beyond.

North Carolina · 18d

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Forecast: Storm continues to strengthen offshore, bringing gusty winds and high tides

North Carolina · 18d

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A breezy but sunny Tuesday with a dry stretch of weather taking hold across Virginia

Virginia · 17d

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Tranquil Autumn weather continues in Virginia

Skies will be mostly sunny today with a high in the upper 60s, Coastal flooding will continue to be a concern through Thursday.

Virginia · 18d

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Rough surf and minor flooding expected through Wednesday

Residents and visitors on the Eastern Shore should prepare for rough surf and possible minor coastal flooding over the next couple of days. The National Weather Service has a High Surf Advisory in effect through seven o’clock Wednesday evening for Maryland’s beaches and Virginia’s Accomack and Northampton counties.

Accomack County, VA · 18d

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Alabama, Virginia, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas Swing From Chilly 30s and 40s Mornings to 70s and 80s Afternoons as Birmingham, Dallas and Washington Feel Two Seasons This Week

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — If you turned the heat on during your drive to work this morning and switched to the AC on the way home, you are not alone. Millions of Americans are dealing with big daily temperature swings this week, with chilly 30s and 40s in the morning and 70s and 80s by the afternoon. Birmingham jumped from 45 degrees to 71 degrees on Monday October 19, a swing of 26 degrees in a single day.

Birmingham, AL · 19d

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Mid-Atlantic coast bracing for October nor'easter

A slow-moving October nor'easter aimed at the Mid-Atlantic seaboard is expected to produce days of high winds, life-threatening rip currents, beach erosion and coastal flooding from North Carolina up to New Jersey. Coastal flood alerts are in effect from Monday through Tuesday in Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, North Carolina and Delaware. The long-duration storm is expected to stretch into the middle of this week. The storm is expected to mainly be a wind and wave event, with the bulk of the rain remaining offshore. Minor to moderate coastal flooding is likely, especially at high tides, in multiple cities including Atlantic City and Virginia Beach. Wind advisories have also been issued for portions of coastal Virginia and North Carolina, including Virginia Beach and North Carolina's Northern Outer Banks, Hatteras Island and Ocracoke Island. Sustained northeast winds in these areas are expected to be 25-35 mph, with gusts of up to 50 mph. Large breaking waves of 9 to 12 feet are possible for parts of the Outer Banks and along the Delmarva Peninsula from Virginia to Delaware through late early Thursday. Weather conditions are already deteriorating in the Outer Banks and other barrier islands off the North Carolina coast. Mandatory evacuation

New Jersey · 18d

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Virginia-Maryland-West Virginia Freeze Alert Oct. 18: Temperatures Drop to 27 Degrees Oct 18

Freeze warnings and frost advisories are in effect across portions of the Mid-Atlantic as temperatures fall into the upper 20s and 30s early Sunday.

West Virginia · 20d