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Richmond and Petersburg no longer in a drought (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Above average rainfall in July helped a lot. Richmond and Petersburg still considered “abnormally dry” but no longer in a drought. 7.33″ of rain reported at RIC (Richmond International Airport) in July. That’s 3″ more than average. This is a big improvement from a month ago when most of Virginia was in a severe to extreme drought. Voluntary water restrictions are still in effect for some municipalities. A rainy start to August will help the remaining drought. Copyright 202
First Alert Weather Day: Strong winds and heavy rain possible Sunday (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Hit or miss storms Sunday, mainly between 2pm and 9pm. 8:30 PM: All watches for our region have expired. 5:10 PM: The National Weather Service has trimmed the Watch to just include southeastern Virginia & Greensville county. 3:10 PM Update: Scattered showers and storms are active on radar. No severe storms at the moment. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for areas along and south of I-64. The highest risk of storms becoming severe is along and south of I-64, incl
First Alert Weather: Wildfire smoke from Canada creates beautiful Wednesday sunrise. (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - We woke up to a beautiful sunrise in Central Virginia on Wednesday due to Canadian wildfire smoke. Good news for us the smoke is the smoke was 7 to 10 thousand feet off the ground meaning the air quality wasn’t affected Wednesday. The smoke also lowered day time high temperatures enough for our First Alert Weather Days to be changed from high heat and humidity to air quality. You can find out more on our First Alert Weather Day blog. [Thursday morning edit: Today and tomor
First Alert Weather Day: Bad air quality through Saturday morning (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Air quality will keep getting better as the smoke clears Saturday. 8:30am Saturday Update: Haze and smoke have significantly decreased. 6:30am Saturday Update: Most of Central VA is still at Code Red levels. The AQI in RVA is around 155. Smoke and haze has lifted a bit and the smoky smell is less noticeable. Air quality will keep getting better throughout the day as smoke clears. According to the Department of Environmental Quality, this is the first Code Purple air qualit
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