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Rain & Storms Return Friday Morning, More Chances Ahead This Weekend (opens the original)
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After a brief but much-needed hiatus, rain and storms will return to NCWV before sunrise tomorrow (Friday morning). The majority of our rain and storm activity will occur before noon tomorrow. Still, some additional isolated showers and storms cannot be ruled out during the afternoon and/or evening. We have avoided the worst of our flooding potential this week, but localized flash flooding will be possible tomorrow if heavy storms train or occur repeatedly over the same location. Thankfully, Sat
Mostly Dry Again Thursday, But Rain & Storms Will Return Before the Weekend (opens the original)
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Thankfully, most of NCWV has not seen any heavy rain since early yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. On Monday and early yesterday, the primary storm track was guiding rounds of heavy rain right into NCWV. Last week into Monday, model guidance suggested we would likely stay in the heart of this storm track for most of the workweek, which is why we were at such a high flood risk. Yesterday afternoon, the primary storm track began to shift to our south and west, and it has remained that way today (Wedn
Rain & Storm Chances Persist Before a Brief Weekend Break (opens the original)
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Another round of widespread rain and storms moved through NCWV this morning and early afternoon. So far, we have been lucky in terms of flooding, with the heaviest rain falling south and west of our region. Unfortunately, we are not in the clear from flooding just yet, as another round of rain is set to move in this evening, and at least a few more rounds of storms await us tomorrow (Wednesday) through Friday. As a whole, tomorrow will likely feature the lowest heavy rain and storm coverage of t
First Alert Weather Event: Flooding Threat Grows With Several Rounds of Heavy Rain & Storms (opens the original)
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We have issued a First Alert Weather event beginning today and potentially extending into Thursday due to several rounds of heavy rain and storms moving into NCWV. The primary threat with this setup is the risk for flash flooding. Nearly all of the region is expected to receive around 2-4” of rain over this time frame, and some isolated pockets of 5”+ are definitely possible. This excessive rainfall will raise the risk of flash flooding due to abundant runoff. As the ground becomes increasingly
Scattered Showers & Storms Friday & Saturday Before a Mostly Dry Sunday (opens the original)
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Due to abundant atmospheric moisture, scattered showers and storms are expected tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday. Our primary hazard within these storms will be the potential for localized flash flooding issues due to slow-moving and/or training storms. High temperatures will remain very consistent to end the week, ranging from the 80s in our lower elevations to the mid to upper 70s in our high elevations. As we get into Sunday, a brief shot of relatively drier air will move into NCWV. This will l
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