RICHMOND, Va. -- Flood warnings are in effect for the James, Nottoway, Meherrin and Appomattox rivers. There are areas of fog and some showers around now. A batch of steady rain with embedded thunderstorms will cross the region from mid-morning into early afternoon. Another shower or storm will occur mid-afternoon as a cold front moves through. The storms that do develop could become severe with damaging wind gusts. An isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. Outside of any storms, it will be extremely windy today. Very strong wind gusts could bring some trees down today due to the saturated soils. This may result in power outages.
Skies will clear later this afternoon. Highs will warm into the 50s and 60s today. A few 70s are possible in far southeastern Virginia. Tonight will be breezy and colder. Lows will be in the 20s to lower 30s. Monday will be mostly sunny with highs in the low to mid 40s. Lows at night will be in the 20s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 40s. We continue to watch a potential major winter storm for Wednesday into Wednesday night. The energy for this system is still in the eastern Pacific, so many of the details on the track and possible snowfall amounts will change a lot in the coming days. There does appear to be a high chance of significant snowfall across a good chunk of central Virginia. The computer models continue to vary on whether we will see any wintry mix, and how far north that would extend. Many times, as the storms approach our area, they shift a bit northwestward, which causes a changeover to a mix and cuts down on snow accumulation. However, the latest computer models from overnight into this morning are suggesting this event may stay mainly snow. We will have further updates the next few days as the storm moves into the data network in the western U.S., which will put more useful information into the computer models. Precision on exact amounts will come into better focus. It will stay cold into next weekend. 📱 Download the new and improved CBS 6 Weather App for iPhone and .
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Skies will clear later this afternoon. Highs will warm into the 50s and 60s today. A few 70s are possible in far southeastern Virginia. Tonight will be breezy and colder. Lows will be in the 20s to lower 30s. Monday will be mostly sunny with highs in the low to mid 40s. Lows at night will be in the 20s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 40s. We continue to watch a potential major winter storm for Wednesday into Wednesday night. The energy for this system is still in the eastern Pacific, so many of the details on the track and possible snowfall amounts will change a lot in the coming days. There does appear to be a high chance of significant snowfall across a good chunk of central Virginia. The computer models continue to vary on whether we will see any wintry mix, and how far north that would extend. Many times, as the storms approach our area, they shift a bit northwestward, which causes a changeover to a mix and cuts down on snow accumulation. However, the latest computer models from overnight into this morning are suggesting this event may stay mainly snow. We will have further updates the next few days as the storm moves into the data network in the western U.S., which will put more useful information into the computer models. Precision on exact amounts will come into better focus. It will stay cold into next weekend. 📱 Download the new and improved CBS 6 Weather App for iPhone and .
