Forestry officials say cooler nights ahead should finally jumpstart Virginia’s fall color season, with the most vibrant displays expected to spread eastward from the mountains over the next two weeks.
Virginia’s fall colors are off to a slow start, with warm, wet weather delaying reds but yellows still making steady progress.
The State Forestry Department says Virginia’s fall colors are arriving early this year, with drought conditions accelerating leaf change across much of the state.
A good mid-summer weekend ahead.
Big break in heat and humidity ahead.
Kathleen Daley-Becker and Von Young say timing and environment are everything when it comes to outdoor time.
Heat wave underway for Fredericksburg region.
Heavy rain upsteam is bringing the water levels up at City Dock.
Humid weekend with showers and drenching t-storms.
Heat or flooding this time of year, Micah’s Meghann Cotter says they’re prepared…but they still need your help.
Storms return this weekend, humidity stays high.
The National Climate Assessment, which was established by Congress in 1990, quietly went dark earlier this week.
Dry weekend, with a drop in humidity.
Heat backs off, but still humid with showers, storms.
Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg says because temperatures in your car can exceed 130 degrees, laptops, cell phones, tablets can can quickly become a paperweight if left in the car or trunk.
Virginia Energy Sense is a statewide program focused on educating all of us about energy efficiency and reducing energy useage.
Some Micah churches are opening rotating indoor cooling spaces.
Stephanie Benson with Columbia Gas of Virginia talks about what you need to know in case of a big storm or hurricane–how to stormproof your natural gas appliances, gas meters and more.
Heat wave developing this weekend, with the worst next week.
Humid weekend with showers, storms.
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