After a round of loud, but non-severe, thunderstorms tracked through Central Virginia overnight, we could have more thunderstorms this afternoon and night in the region. The strongest storms will be capable of damaging winds and large hail. Activity will develop during the peak afternoon heating, likely along the West Virginia state line, then track east-southeast over the mountains into Central Virginia late afternoon and evening. The severe threat should rapidly diminish after sunset, and thunderstorms will die out overnight. If you have outdoor plans this evening, stay weather aware! You can point your cell phone's mobile browser to wtvr.com and keep ahead of the storm.
