A line of strong thunderstorms extends from the Northern Neck all the way down to the North Carolina state line near Emporia. This whole line is racing to the east, so we are almost done with the severe weather this evening. I don't expect any redevelopment behind the line, so you can rest easy tonight!
Send photos of the storms or of damage in your neighborhood to my email: ajustus@wtvr.com. I will try to show all of them for the 11 PM newscast!
Saturday, May 9, 2009
New Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued
Isolated Thunderstorms In The Area
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Continues...
Over the past couple hours, a few thunderstorms have popped up and then quickly fizzled. This trend will continue for the next few hours, then the chances for rain will quickly diminish after sunset.
The strongest storms are still capable of frequent lightning, heavy rain, and possibly damaging winds. Tune into CBS 6 news at 6 PM for the very latest!
Over the past couple hours, a few thunderstorms have popped up and then quickly fizzled. This trend will continue for the next few hours, then the chances for rain will quickly diminish after sunset.
The strongest storms are still capable of frequent lightning, heavy rain, and possibly damaging winds. Tune into CBS 6 news at 6 PM for the very latest!
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