TV3 Winchester - Weather

By Meteorologist Cassie Behofist:

Thursday: Remaining hot and sunny. High temperatures around 97 degrees with lows in the upper 60s. Light wind.

Friday: Mostly sunny with some passing clouds as a cold front approaches the region. Temperatures around 92 degrees with lows in the upper 60s. 20% chance of a nighttime sprinkle as the front crosses the area.

Saturday: Mostly sunny and finally getting relief from the heat behind a cold front. Breezy conditions through the day. Highs much better in the upper 70s. Overnight lows in the mid 50s.

Sunday: A very comfortable day with highs again around 80. Clear overnight with lows in the upper 50s.

Labor Day Monday: Enjoy the day! Very comfortable conditions with highs in the lower 80s. Sunshine continues through the day with clear skies at night.

TV3 Winchester Weather Headlines
Winchester Flags Fire Hydrants 0 Comments Last Updated: 2:25 PM 09/02/10 - The City of Winchester is already gearing up for winter weather even though it's still in the 80's. You may have noticed flags on some fire hydrants in the city. (Full Story)
Earl Expected to Impact Much of the East Coast 0 Comments Last Updated: 1:16 PM 09/02/10 - As Earl spun into a powerful Category 4 storm, the USS Cole hustled to return to its port in Virginia and volunteers carried sea turtle nests to safety. (Full Story)
Hot Summer Making WV Record Books 0 Comments Last Updated: 12:21 PM 09/02/10 - The summer of 2010 was the hottest in decades in cities across West Virginia. (Full Story)
National Guard Members Mobilize in Response to VA State of Emergency 0 Comments Last Updated: 5:25 PM 09/01/10 - About 200 members of the Virginia National Guard are being sent to Hampton Roads for Hurricane Earl duty. (Full Story)
Watching to See Where Earl Will Turn 0 Comments Last Updated: 5:26 PM 09/01/10 - Forecasters say Hurricane Earl has become a Category 4 storm with top sustained winds of 135 mph as the dangerous and powerful storm heads toward the East Coast. (Full Story)
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