Casey Hollins with Rappahannock Electric Cooperative and Kyle Allwine with Northern Neck Electric Cooperative have two stories that illustrate devastation and sacrifice

Though the co-op knows there are reported outages, the exact cause is not yet known.

The Weather Channel’s Richard Lewelling looks at the Thursday night storm and winter over the next six weeks.

Pole by pole, Northern Neck Electric Cooperative is working to restore power from the storm. An update with Kyle Allwine.

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative continues to work to restore power. A helicopter with an aerial saw is needed in Louisa.

REC crews and crews from at least seven other states continue to work to repair damage and restore power.

Winter Weather Advisory kicks in tonight. Up to 5 inches possible by Friday morning

Here’s what’s happening..

Storm restoration we don’t see….

Storm cleanup continues

Casey Hollins with a storm update and tips on staying safe and getting ready when your power does return.

National Weather Service offices in Wakefield and Baltimore/Washington provided these pictures of the snow from space

REC now anticipates the majority of outages will be restored by the end of the weekend. Some scattered outages will continue into next week.

Work continues to restore power

Rain to turn to snow quickly today

The National Weather Service says the storm will begin as rain in most areas

Residents and motorists should plan to avoid unnecessary travel once storm begins early Monday in the Fredericksburg area, Northern Neck and
Middle Peninsula

National Weather Service increases snow totals