I got a call from Stacy, our weatherwatcher in Louisa, and she reports that snow is falling at her house. Patches of flurries will be possible through the morning, then skies will eventually clear out by this evening. We are not expecting any accumulations with these flurries, in fact, most will melt on impact.
Please send any photos of snow to my email, ajustus@wtvr.com, and I will show them on-air!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Flurries Possible in Central Virginia
A strong cold front will move through the area tonight, setting us up for a very blustery day on Tuesday. There will be very little moisture to work with, but strong lift due to the upper storm system should be sufficient to produce a few flurries around central Virginia. The bigger story will be the wind chills, which will remain in the 30s throughout the day.
Zach
Zach
Light Rain To The North
Some light rain has developed in northern VA. This batch of showers will continue to move to the east and should miss metro Richmond and areas to the south.
A stray shower will be possible for the entire area later this evening and into tonight. We could also see a couple flurries tonight as colder air descends into the Mid-Atlantic.
A stray shower will be possible for the entire area later this evening and into tonight. We could also see a couple flurries tonight as colder air descends into the Mid-Atlantic.
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