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A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued through Saturday due to an incoming storm system bringing light snow and wintry mix, followed by bitterly cold Arctic air. Scattered snow squalls and strong wind gusts are expected on Friday, with temperatures dropping into the teens and wind chills below zero in some areas. However, a warm-up and rain chances are anticipated for mid-to-late next week.
A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Friday, January 12, 2024, in Virginia due to the potential for localized flooding and severe evening thunderstorms. The storm system is expected to bring showers in the mid-afternoon, with the possibility of storms developing between 5:00 PM and 10:00 PM. The main flood threat extends from Northern Virginia to New England, with Southside having the best potential for storms. Wind gusts of 30 to 50 mph are expected on Saturday, and a blast of Arctic air next week could result in snow on Tuesday.
The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Monday, August 14 has been lifted. While there is still a possibility of storms between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., the severe weather threat has diminished. The main risks were damaging wind gusts, with a lower chance of hail and tornadoes. Rain totals were expected to be light, reducing the flood risk. The Level 2 risk extended to the west and east, including the Highlands and Roanoke zones. The rest of the week is expected to be calm with slightly cooler temperatures and light shower chances.