RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) – Areas of low clouds, fog and sprinkles/drizzle will gradually break up this afternoon for some sunshine away from the coast. There is still the threat of an isolated shower or thunderstorm, mostly west of I-95. Click here to continue reading the forecast.
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Up to 2″ of snow possible in Richmond on Thursday
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Next round of winter weather could arrive Thursday
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LIVE UPDATES: Thousands remains without power, highs in the 20s
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‘You’ve got to be kidding me!’ Watch Jim Cantore’s thundersnow freak out
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4 dead as tornadoes slam parts of Mississippi
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Bitter cold Friday morning in central Virginia
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‘Potentially deadly’ cold, tornadoes slam parts of U.S.
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Minor accumulation of snow, ice possible in Central Virginia Saturday
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Geminid Meteor Shower peaks early Sunday morning
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Here’s why you have low water pressure in Petersburg right now
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Wind chill advisory Wednesday evening into Thursday morning
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The search for missing AirAsia plane resumes
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When arctic air will bring coldest daytime temps in almost a year
