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WRIC - ABC 8News
What you need to know about Central Virginia's storm threat on Friday, Saturday
WTVR CBS 6
Scattered severe storms possible today
gordonramsayclub.com
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.