TV3 Winchester - Weather 510

by Meteorologist lauryn ricketts:

FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM EST FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING. RAIN WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SATURDAY. THE RAIN WILL BE HEAVY AT TIMES FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY...INCREASING THE FLOOD THREAT FOR URBAN AREAS... SMALL STREAMS...AND RIVERS ACROSS THE AREA.

Friday - Slipping a little with highs topping out in the upper 50s. Rain showers continue through the morning hours and continue occasionally all through the day. Lows only bottom out in the upper 40s. Winds out of the east at 5 - 10 . Rain could be heavy at times, especially going into Saturday morning.

Saturday - Periods of rain as the unsettled weather pattern continues into the weekend. Some rain will be heavy at times but still mild with temperatures in the mid 50s. Lows in the mid 40s.

Sunday - Still some isolated showers on tap for the end of the weekend. Mostly cloudy with mid 50s on tap for daytime highs, upper 30s for overnight lows.

Monday - Maybe a shower here or there but otherwise looking at temperatures about normal, in the lower 50s, lows in the upper 30s. Overcast skies.

Tuesday - Clearing off with plenty of sunshine taking over. Pleasant with highs in the mid 50s, lows in the upper 30s.

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Losing Stars In Light Pollution 0 Comments Last Updated: 11:55 PM 03/10/10 - Astronomers say that light pollution is a global threat that destroys the view of stars, wastes money and natural resources, harms nocturnal wildlife. It has been said that 90% of all Americans live under skies that are negatively impacted by light pollution. (Full Story)
V-DOT Work Continues From Feb. Snow 0 Comments Last Updated: 9:53 PM 03/05/10 - Nearly one month after the heavy snow storms in our area, the Virginia Department of Transportation is still working to fully recover from the impact. (Full Story)
Record Snows Good And Bad For Our Area 0 Comments Last Updated: 1:00 PM 03/05/10 - The harsh winter has had some good effects on trees around the area, but more negative effects, both short and long-term. (Full Story)
Snow May Have Caused Partial Collapse of WV Building 0 Comments Last Updated: 5:45 PM 03/02/10 - A state road through Thomas is closed indefinitely while authorities assess the stability of a partially collapsed three-story building. (Full Story)
More Winter Storms To Come 0 Comments Last Updated: 8:27 PM 02/18/10 - It's been about 80 days since we saw our first snow of about 5 inches in the beginning of December. Meteorologists at the National Weather Service in Sterling, VA don't have the best news for us. (Full Story)
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