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Foggy Wednesday Start! (opens the original)
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We are starting off a foggy morning with cool fall temperatures! The bus stop forecast requires the jacket today, but it will not be needed this afternoon. Our 10 to 10 forecast shows a quick warm up as we reach into the low to mid 80s by the afternoon. It is a layering type of day! Futurecast shows high pressure settled over the region, which will keep us cloud free and dry throughout the entirety of the day. That same center of high pressure will influence the area and keep the weather settled
Cool morning, warmer Tuesday afternoon (opens the original)
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We have started off our Tuesday morning with a nice, crisp fall feel! The bus stop forecast will require a light jacket, but that is not needed for the afternoon, call it a layering type of day! The overall setup today shows that we are quite seasonal, meaning we start off very cool and warm comfortably this afternoon. A ridge off the the Midwest and Plains will bring above average temperatures to Southwest and Southside Virginia later on in the workweek, with another shift headed our way just i
Half and Half Thursday Weather (opens the original)
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This morning, steady showers are now falling into the NRV and Highlands Zones, with a stray shower remaining in the Lynchburg and Roanoke Valley Zones. You’ll need the umbrella as you head out the door this morning, and the raincoat as well! Our temperatures as of 6:30AM are still sitting in the 40s and 50s across SWVA, so the jacket may not be a bad idea! The coastal system that we have been keeping an eye on is continuing to move north and bring gusty winds along the coastline. Out to sea alon
Soggy Wednesday morning, cool afternoon (opens the original)
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This morning you are going to want to grab that rain jacket and umbrella before you head out the door. Showers are moving northward this morning thanks to a coastal low pressure system. The setup also shows another upper level low centered in the Ohio Valley. This brings in increased moisture and the chance for flash flooding once again today. We need to stay weather aware as the back to back rainfall chances have left us with saturated soil in the region, and in turn, that flooding risk. Future
Monday is a soggy last day of summer! (opens the original)
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If you have stepped outside this morning, you may have noticed how tropical it feels! We have high dew points in the upper 60s and lower 70s and with the abundance of moisture in the atmosphere, a flash flooding risk is a concern. The majority of our viewing area is under a slight risk, with the remainder of the region under a marginal risk zone. We will need to stay weather-aware and be in a place where we can hear alerts if they are issued. The flooding risk is not the only concern we are watc
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