RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) – One day after snow covered much of Central Virginia, Wednesday’s high temperature won’t get out of the mid-20’s.
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Weather to plan your day
If your kids want to go sledding now that the sun is up…this is what it FEELS LIKE with the wind chill. BUNDLE UP! http://t.co/G7y2sihAOb—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
More #snowfall reports… @cbs6 #snow #VAwx http://t.co/9UQqy1haQt—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
#Snowfall totals coming in after the storm. #snow @CBS6 #VAwx http://t.co/Ze4vCGUzZJ—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
HOT off the press: @Flack4RIC sets a new RECORD snowfall for Jan 21 of 2.0"…breaking the old record of 1.8" from 1918! @cbs6 #RVAsnow #RVA—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
Weather YOU need to know: bitterly cold, sub-zero wind chills thru Noon. We stay below freezing 'til Sat. @cbs6 #RVA http://t.co/Mto291J872—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
Bitterly #cold & gusty this morning. Wind Chills -5 to -15 degrees! Clearing skies. #RVAsnow #RVA @CBS6 http://t.co/p27SM8RdYd—
Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) January 22, 2014
Carrie Rose: A Wind Chill Warning is in effect until Noon for all of central and eastern Virginia as
winds gust from the northwest around 30 mph, putting wind chills in the
-5 to -15 degree range. Afternoon wind chills will still be in the
teens.