RICHMOND, Va. — Some rain and mixed precipitation will change over to some snow through late morning. Precipitation will taper off before noon.
A winter weather advisory has been issued until 11 a.m. for the Richmond metro area over into the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.
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Accumulations will be a coating to an inch where the ground gets cold enough. Some totals of an inch or two will be possible in the advisory area, especially north and northeast of Richmond. Some localized totals of 2-3 inches are possible in the Northern Neck into northern Virginia.
Clouds will decrease for sunshine this afternoon. Much colder air will move in for the rest of the day. Temperatures will be in the lower 30s into early afternoon, but will fall into the 20s by late afternoon.
Wind gusts may exceed 30 mph. This will produce wind chills in the 20s this morning, and then teens this afternoon. Single-digit wind chills will occur this evening through Monday morning, and could drop to zero or slightly below in some spots. A cold weather advisory is in effect tonight through Monday morning.
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Much of the week ahead will be dry with a warming trend.
Highs will be in the mid 30s Monday, low to mid 40s Tuesday, low to mid 50s Wednesday, and 55-60° Thursday.
A few showers are possible late Thursday and Thursday night.
Highs Friday will be in the 50s.
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