A dry cold front will move through the area Tuesday, resulting in strong northwest winds in the range of 15-25 mph. The strong winds will combine with low relative humidity values to produce a potentially high fire threat across central Virginia Tuesday afternoon and early evening. Cooler temperatures and lighter winds will lessen the threat for wildfires on Wednesday.
Zach
Monday, October 20, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Much Needed Rainfall
Light rain and drizzle will be possible across the area overnight, with a slow drying trend expected during the day Saturday. Most of the state picked up some much needed rainfall from this storm system. Below are a few rainfall totals through 6 PM from our Weather Watchers:
Amelia: .7"
Powhatan: .7"
Short Pump: .6"
Central Garage: .5"
Little Plymouth: .5"
Reedville: .4"
Louisa: .4"
Locust Grove: .4"
Charles City: .3"
Newland: .3"
Callao: .2"
Richmond's official rainfall total through 10 Pm is .66"
Zach
Amelia: .7"
Powhatan: .7"
Short Pump: .6"
Central Garage: .5"
Little Plymouth: .5"
Reedville: .4"
Louisa: .4"
Locust Grove: .4"
Charles City: .3"
Newland: .3"
Callao: .2"
Richmond's official rainfall total through 10 Pm is .66"
Zach
Showers Moving Across The Area
A batch of light rain is now moving over the area for this morning. Rain amounts will range from .1 to .25". We will have a chance for spotty light showers through the day. Be sure to check out live coverage at our Interactive Storm Room (live radar, live video of the weather center, live chat) for this morning. The link is on the front of our website at www.wtvr.com
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