Police have charges on file for a 14-year-old boy regarding the shooting death of 13-year-old Marquan “Quan” Mitchell-Nash.
This list factors in the amount of damage caused and the number of deaths the storms caused.
Before complaining about disruptions to the regular broadcast schedule, understand Richmond is our home and we want everyone to take this storm seriously and be prepared.
A tropical system developed into Hurricane Beryl on Friday, but it's not expected to become a threat to the U.S. mainland,
Our extended string of hot days has begun, and will peak this weekend through Monday over the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. So far this month of June we've had just a handful of days with 90-degree plus temperatures, so overall we've been pretty lucky. High pressure ridging that's building over the East will assure us of our first real multi-day taste of summer, but hey, it's Richmond, and this is normally what summer is all about. While temperatures will be hot (low to mid 9...
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Get ready for summer's first batch of REALLY hot weather: Next Monday and Tuesday, June 18 and 19, the heat will soar.
Alberto expected to make landfall in the Florida Panhandle on Monday
With a weak warm front hanging around Northern Virginia, there's some concern a complex of storms could roll out of the blue ridge and head toward Richmond.
It's a little early, but the tropics just MIGHT get off to an early start this season. And that tropical moisture could fuel lots of rain in Virginia this week.
While many areas will miss out on rain, there's a chance that a few storms could reach severe levels.
Sunday is a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms late in the day, mainly from around sunset through the overnight hours.
Signs of some wet snow this Saturday over parts of Virginia are still showing up in the models, although there are significant differences between the two major models, the GFS and Euro, as to snow chances for Richmond.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for Wednesday because of marginal to slight severe storms risk The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has put parts of eastern and central Virginia under varying risks for a few severe thunderstorms Wednesday mid-day through late afternoon. Here is their risk map. Note that the RVA area is under "Marginal", while eastern areas are a category higher with "Slight" The threat will be the result of a cold front moving across the regions d...
More Snow This Weekend? That is a possibility. The European model has been consistent over the last couple of days showing a fast moving low pressure system approaching from the west. At the same time, cold air is expected to dive south into Virginia from the north.
Richmond Virginia expected 1 to 3" of snow with higher amounts North and West.
March came in like a lion over the Eastern United States with a powerful storm that wreaked havoc from the Mid-Atlantic states up through New England.
While there will be rain on Thursday in RVA, we expect it will be "normal" rain. Expect rain to be light or moderate during the morning and midday. In the afternoon, there MIGHT be a rumble of thunder. But with the forecast trending toward a offshore storm staying CLOSE to the coast, we now expect winds to be quite strong on Friday. In fact, the National Weather Service might issue a Wind Advisory for parts of our area on Friday
As we move into the month of March, a notable change in the overall weather pattern is expected to take place that will ultimately bring temperatures down closer to where they should be at this time of year.
We're watching SATURDAY for a chance of Snow and some cold rain. Northern VA and DC have a MUCH better chance than we do in #RVA but it's worth watching.
Super Bowl Sunday will bring Virginia and the mid-Atlantic a decent-sized storm that will have the potential for soaking rainfall and even a little snow or sleet.
First Alert Weather Day for later Monday night through early Tuesday for the possibility of snow-showers along with the return of arctic air on brisk northwesterly winds.
This January thaw has been nice, and for the most part (a couple cooler snaps mixed in too) will be sticking around into the first day or two of February, but all the signs are pointing to an abrupt return to the deep freeze starting around February 5th or 6th. Once that big eastern trough in the jet stream redevelops, it could stay for quite awhile. Shades of early January? It's too soon to tell on that, but it does appear fairly certain that this warm/mild pattern will be on it...
A strong cold front will be moving through central Virginia on Tuesday morning. Showers are likely with the potential for some thunderstorms as well. While widespread severe weather is not anticipated, there will be strong enough dynamics in the atmosphere such that a few of these storms could turn severe with damaging wind gusts being the main threat. Even an isolated tornado can't be totally ruled out.
A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY has been issued for overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning for snow
What you're seeing out there this morning is actually ice fog - because of the low temperature, the moisture from the fog is sticking to roads, trees and the grass.
Wow! The temperature changes in the forecast are pretty amazing. Warm temperatures will be peaking Friday, with record and near record levels hit, followed by an abrupt return to very cold weather beginning Saturday night and Sunday.
With snow on the ground and arctic air returning to the area, the stage is set for VERY cold temperatures over the next 3 days.
Crews said early Tuesday they were in the "wrapping up stages" for the break in the neighborhood on Eastwood Drive, just off Providence Road.
Another surge of cold, arctic air is expected to arrive in central Virginia during the New Year's Holiday Weekend. In fact, we are expecting temperatures to remain below freezing throughout the day on New Year's Eve and by the time you head outside Sunday evening to celebrate the arrival of 2018, it's going to be frigid.
Several activities have been canceled or postponed due to the snow Saturday, with many churches canceling Sunday services.
Quick bursts of 2 to 4 inches of snow are expected through 10 p.m. Friday.
Our holiday blog post with the latest Thanksgiving Day weather outlook!
Nate weakened to a tropical storm, as of 8 a.m., with sustained winds of 45 mph.
Nate is expected to be a Category 2 hurricane when it makes landfall on the Gulf Coast.
A Hurricane Warning is now in place along parts of the Gulf Coast as Nate is expected to make landfall near Mississippi and Alabama as a Category 1 hurricane on Sunday.
Tropical Storm Nate has formed near the coast of Nicaragua and may eventually make landfall near New Orleans.
Maria is expected to weaken back to Tropical Storm strength on Thursday as it begins to move northeast across the Northern Atlantic Ocean towards the British Isles.
The International Space Station flies across Central Virginia skies quite often, but the timing and weather conditions don't always align for it to be easily seen.
Hurricane Maria remained a Category 3 storm on Friday morning with winds of 125 mph.
The track of the center of the storm is expected to remain offshore of the East Coast of the U.S., but coastal areas will likely see high surf, beach erosion and a high risk of rip currents.
After losing some strength overnight, Hurricane Maria is back to a Category 5 storm on Tuesday.
Hurricane Jose -- a Category 1 storm -- is tracking off shore on Monday morning, but Virginia's beaches will see rough surf,
Tropical Storm Maria has been named as of the 5 pm Saturday, 9/16/17 advisory from the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
Jose has been upgraded to a hurricane again as of the 5pm Friday advisory...It's made a turn to the northwest and that motion is expected to continue into the day Saturday.
Jose is a Tropical storm now, with sustained winds at 70mph. While it's anticipated to stay over the ocean, the Outer Banks are in the Cone Zone by Monday night/Tuesday morning. Expect rough surf and rip currents.
A change in overnight computer models has once again given uncertainly about Hurricane Jose.
As Irma continues to weaken, we are now focusing on what could eventually happen with Jose.
Irma has weakened to a tropical depression as it moves through Georgia on Monday evening.
