Thousands still without power in region.
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Thousands still without power in region.
Update on severe weather.
It didn’t last long but slowed us all down!
This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Virginia, a reminder to prepare before storms hit.
Customers of Columbia Gas of Virginia may be eligible for crisis grants through Virginia’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
The American Red Cross says this winter’s storms and bitter cold have taken a toll on blood donations.
Weather conditions impacting Monday morning travel.
VDOT is urging Virginians to report potholes as crews work to repair winter road damage across the state.
Bitterly cold weather is gripping the region this weekend, with some forecasters calling it a polar plunge.
A roundup of school and government weather-related closures and delays.
Closures and delays around the region for Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Photojournalist Jeff Kearney braved the icy conditions to see how Fredericksburg and its residents were faring a day after Winter Storm Fern.
It’s still icy but sometime overnight a VDOT crew working a 12-hour shift came opened up some streets in South Stafford!
Snow totals were lower than expected, but sleet and freezing rain slowed travel across the region to a slippery crawl.
Post has been updated with weather-related closures for Monday.
Companies warn that a quarter inch of ice may result in lengthy power outages.
Meteorologist Sean Sublette breaks down the forecast, timeline and potential implications across the Fredericksburg region.
While VDOT crews pre-treat area roads, shoppers are also gearing up — with empty store shelves showing just how seriously people are taking the forecast.
VDOT is moving into full storm response mode for the Fredericksburg area, the Northern Neck, and the Middle Peninsula, preparing for hazardous travel conditions and a prolonged cleanup.
VDOT spokeswoman Kelly Hannon says crews are preparing for a long storm response.