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First Alert Forecast: Sunshine and slightly cooler on Wednesday
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A Nor’easter off the coast will linger into the day Thursday, bringing a prolonged period of northeast winds and shallow tidal flooding. This pattern will keep bright sunshine in place with no rain. Tuesday Overnight: Clear skies. Lows in the mid 40s. Wednesday: Sunny and...
WRIC TV
StormTracker8: Sunny & windy; coastal flooding develops
Richmond, Va. (WRIC) — Sunny skies will be across Central Virginia today, but it will be a windy and cool day for this time of year with highs only in the upper 50s to near 60. Clear skies will be with us tonight and it will be chilly with...
hoodline.com
Crisp Start, Toasty Finish: Richmond Set for Weeklong Warmup
Richmond is waking up to clear skies and a chilly 41 degrees Sunday morning, but sunshine will push the temperature near 60 by afternoon. A north wind around 7 to 12 mph will keep the day feeling crisp, with no rain in sight. Clear Skies, Chilly Night. Sunday night stays...
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Morning rain, afternoon sunshine Saturday
WTVR CBS 6
Some evening storms, soggy Saturday morning
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Cooler Thursday, hot again Friday
Axios Richmond
Richmond's October heat fuels a regional power emergency
Richmond is sweltering through near-record October heat, just as the federal government has issued an emergency order to help keep the Mid-Atlantic's power grid running. Why it matters: The order is designed to prevent blackouts amid unusually high electricity demand — but that doesn't mean your lights are about to go out. Regional grid operator PJM says customers don't need to take any action right now. Driving the news: The U.S. Department of Energy issued the emergency order Monday, giving PJM additional tools to keep electricity flowing through Friday. The problem: Utilities typically schedule maintenance during cooler fall months, when electricity demand is lower. But this week, temperatures are expected to run 10–20 degrees above normal across PJM's territory, Dominion Energy spokesperson Jeremy Slayton tells Axios. The order allows PJM to tap additional power generation, temporarily exceed certain environmental permit restrictions and, as a last resort, direct data centers and other major electricity users to switch to backup generators. Threat level: Dominion's service area, which includes Richmond and Northern Virginia, was identified as one of three areas facing the most acute grid challenges across PJM's 13-state territory, along with the Baltimore and D.C. areas, according to the order. Yes, but:
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First Alert Forecast: Record highs expected Wednesday
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Record heat on Wednesday
12 On Your Side
First Alert Forecast: Big warmup in Central Virginia