After the warmest December-January on record, the National Weather Service office in Blacksburg predicts temperatures well above freezing for most of the first half of this month.
Thursday’s forecast of light snow has schools closing early but didn’t even bring a winter storm watch or warning from the National Weather Service in Blacksburg. NWS predicts snow will start falling around 11:45 a.m. and should end before dark with 1-3 inches of accumulation. That’s it? With temperatures expected to remain in the lower
The Floyd County school system had a two-hour delay in effect until shortly after 6 a.m. Friday when road conditions forced closing.
The rodent in Pennsylvania and the National Weather Service seem to agree, for the moment, that things will be warmer than normal, at least for a while.
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The National Weather Service backed off on the severity of its earlier “winter weather advisory” after midnight Thursday with what is now mostly mild rain expected this Friday morning with milder temperatures this afternoon.
Looks like we only have ice for you…
Planning to go out today? If so, be careful.
The Old Dominion kicks off a four-day weekend as many county and state offices closed Friday for Lee-Jackson Day and the federal holiday for the birthday of Martin Luther King arrives on Monday. Good time to find a warm place to have some weekend fun.