Cooler for a few days

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.

The U.S. National Weather Service has issued an increased fire danger advisory on Sunday for Central Virginia and other nearby areas.

Opening day for the Richmond Flying Squirrels has finally arrived. But what’s the weather looking like?

Wednesday’s tornado wreaked havoc in Northumberland and Richmond Counties, leaving behind a scene of devastation with downed power lines, fallen trees and homes stripped of their roofs.

Stormy weather across Central Virginia prompted The National Weather Service (NWS) to issue tornado warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings for several counties Wednesday afternoon.

Significant damage from a possible tornado in Northumberland County is being reported by several agencies. This includes downed power lines and trees, as well as damage to homes.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a tornado warning for several counties Wednesday afternoon. Additionally, an extreme tornado watch has been issued for virtually all of Central Virginia, with some localities with a higher potential for severe winds than others.

Wind gusts of up of 60 miles per hour and quarter-sized hail are possible, as well as minor damage to vehicles, trees and powerlines. Residents of the affected areas are urged to stay indoors as the storm passes.