David Aldrich
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- Sep 18, 2026
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David's First Warning Forecast: Partly cloudy this weekend with a very low chance of rain (opens the original)
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Chief Meteorologist David Aldrich's First Warning Forecast Spots of rain, a 20% chance, is still possible this evening, but the overall trend is to keep many of the high school football games dry this evening. Lows tonight should drop into the upper 60s to lower 70s. Partly cloudy skies are expected on both Saturday and Sunday, which is great news for the NAS Oceana Air Show. Highs on Saturday should be 5 degrees cooler than Sunday. Both days have only a 10% chance of stray showers or some drizz
David's First Warning Forecast: Less humid and partly cloudy today (opens the original)
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Chief Meteorologist David Aldrich's First Warning Forecast Today, our humidity is likely to drop while our comfort level will likely rise. Highs in the lower to mid 80sYes, there is a still a chance for rain today and later tonight...a 20% chance, but most of the day and evening will likely remain dry. Labor day should be mostly sunny with our highs struggling to reach 80 degrees...most of the day spent in the 70s for outdoor barbeques. Looking ahead to later this week...expect fewer rain opport
David's First Warning Forecast: Our September Heat Wave is just getting started (opens the original)
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Chief Meteorologist David Aldrich's First Warning Forecast Expect overnight lows to drop into the 70s with sticky air and some stray evening showers. Wednesday, September 2, should be hazy, hot and humid with highs around 92 degrees "feels like" temperatures around 102°. Thursday, September 3, however, should be the hottest around 97 degrees...with a "feels like" temperature near 109°. Looking ahead to Labor Day Weekend, it will be significantly cooler on Saturday...and especially on Sunday and
David's First Warning Forecast: Hazy, Hot and Humid for the First Day of September (opens the original)
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Chief Meteorologist David Aldrich's First Warning Forecast Expect a stuffy night with a few lingering showers and storms and overnight lows in the 70s. Tuesday and Wednesday will be even hotter, as we start Meteorological Fall on a very hot and humid note for this time of year. Our highs over the next 2 days will be in the mid 90s and "feels like" temperatures well north of 100 degrees. The top "Heat Index" value this week will likely arrive on Thursday...with "feels like" temperatures around 11
David's First Warning Forecast: Few storms possible on Saturday, drier air moves in on Sunday (opens the original)
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Chief Meteorologist David Aldrich's First Warning Forecast Expect overnight lows to drop into the 60s and 70s...showers and storms linger this evening A 30% chance of showers and storms for Saturday...highs in the lower 80s, with plenty of cloudsA 10% chance for a stray shower or sprinkle for Sunday...highs in the mid 80s...partly cloudy Looking ahead to next week, be prepared for more HEAT and humidity. Highs on Monday, 8/31 and Tuesday, 9/1...Meteorological Fall...will be very summer-like...in
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