RICHMOND, Va. -- Skies will clear tonight as arctic air moves into the region. We'll wake up to temps in the low to mid 20s. Skies will remain sunny throughout the day Saturday, but highs will remain in the 30s. Strong northwesterly winds will keep the wind chill values below freezing in Richmond.
Skies will be sunny early Sunday, with increasing clouds late in the day. Snow will develop across southwest and western Virginia, and will arrive in central Virginia after dark. The snow will likely mix with sleet overnight, and could change to freezing rain Monday morning. A few inches of snow with a light accretion of ice will be possible in Richmond, with more snow north and more rain and ice south. The precipitation will end as a period of light to moderate snow.
The rest of the week will be dry and very cold, with teens overnight and near-freezing highs. Some areas north and west of Richmond will fall into the single digits overnight with sub-freezing highs.
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