A dose of the muggies tomorrow with storms on Thursday

Solar flares and eruptions will likely increase as we reach “solar maximum.”

The Virginia Department of Emergency Management has designated the week of May 13-17 as Hurricane Preparedness Week in Virginia. The organization has shared tips with residents and visitors on how to respond to the threat of severe storms or hurricanes.

The northern lights will be seen in Virginia tonight!

During the early morning hours on Saturday the instruments that measure the geomagnetic conditions coming off the sun heading toward the Earth measured another G5 event. A G5 event is the strongest geomagnetic storm on our scale.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is currently in effect in parts of central Virginia.

Say goodbye to El Niño. National forecasters announced Thursday that El Niño is expected to end in the next month.

A G4 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued – that’s a level forecasters describe as “very rare.”

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for multiple Central Virginia counties Wednesday evening.

A Frost Advisory will be in effect tonight for the entire Richmond region and other parts of Virginia, as well as parts of Maryland and North Carolina.

Thousands of buildings across the Richmond area were without power during Monday evening’s severe thunderstorms.