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Spring Saturday and Winter Sunday

Light Snow Accumulations Sunday
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RICHMOND, Va. -- Skies will remain mostly clear overnight with just a few clouds arriving by sunrise Saturday. A light breeze will keep overnight temperatures much milder than the past few days, remaining in the 40s in most areas.

Saturday will be another very mild day, with increasing clouds ahead of our next storm system. Rain will develop after dark, and will change to snow after midnight as colder air pushes into Virginia. The snow will melt on contact in many areas of the Commonwealth, including Richmond, as surface temperatures will stay a little above freezing. A light accumulation of snow will be possible Sunday into Sunday night as temperatures fall below freezing.

Valentines Day will be dry and cold, with highs in the upper 30s and low 40s. We'll see another quick warm-up next week, with 60s returning to the area Thursday and Friday. A storm system will bring a good chance of rain to the area late Thursday into Friday.

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