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First Alert Forecast: Pleasant Evening
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Rainy and cool for the first weekend of October. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Lows in the low 60s. Thursday: Mostly sunny and very warm. Highs in the upper 80s. Friday: Mostly sunny and hot for early October. Lows in the mid 60s, highs near 90°. Saturday:...
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First Alert Forecast: Clouds decrease Tuesday, warmup continues
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First Alert Forecast: Temperatures warming back up this week
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First Alert Forecast: Clouds stick around into Tuesday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A dry week ahead with a steady warmup each day. Monday Overnight: Cloudy with a few sprinkles or a misty light shower possible. Most areas stay completely dry. Lows in low 60s in the city, some upper 50s in the cooler rural areas. (Rain Chance: 10%-20%)
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Storm system forces water inland in eastern Virginia
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Nor'easter on the move: Here is what the weekend looks like
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First Alert Forecast: Light rain possible late Saturday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Coastal flooding remains a concern through Sunday morning. First Alert Weather Days Today through Sunday morning: Waterfront flooding continues along tidal waterways (east of I-95). High tides will be 1 to 3 feet higher than normal. Northeasterly winds are pushing water inland and flooding nearby property, roads and parking lots.
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First Alert Forecast: Crisp autumn day Friday
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Storm system forces water inland in eastern Virginia
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First Alert Forecast: Cloudy and breezy Thursday
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First Alert Weather Days: Flooding along tidal waterways through Friday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for all counties highlighted in green until Friday afternoon (but might be extended into the weekend) Persistent strong onshore winds from an area of low pressure out in the Atlantic will force water inland and out of the banks of tidal rivers, creeks and along the Bay with up to 3′ of inundation.
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Here's your rain and storm chances for central Virginia
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Richmond just had its second-hottest summer on record
Richmond just sweated through one of its hottest summers on record. Why it matters: It wasn't just our imagination. It really was a super hot summer. State of play: Richmond recorded an average temp of 79.6 degrees from June to August — the second-highest since the National Weather Service started tracking in 1939. The only hotter summer in nearly nine decades of records was 2010, when the average was 80.8 degrees, per NWS. You can blame August for our second-place record-setting summer. August 2026 was Richmond's hottest on record, clocking in at an average of 80.7 degrees. Between the lines: Those are the recorded temperatures, not the feels like temperatures, which got well into the triple digits this summer . 📈 Duh: Summer temps have been trending upward for decades. Case in point: This summer was 5.5 degrees hotter than 1979, Richmond's coolest summer on record, when the June-through-August average was 74.1 degrees. Zoom out: The contiguous U.S. recorded both its hottest summer and hottest August to date, with record heat stretching across much of the Southwest. The bottom line: We're ready for fall, which officially starts Tuesday.