Any scattered showers and storms overnight will be followed by the main line of rain and storms that arrive around 7 a.m. in our western counties. These will then move east through the morning and exit Central VA and Southside by around 2p.m. Most of these will be uneventful, however, a few downpours are possible that may localized strong wind.
Clearing skies should quickly follow the passing of the cold front late in the afternoon. Breezes remain elevated at times 15-30mph.
RAINFALL: Widespread amounts of .50″ to locally higher amounts of up to 2″ are possible. Fortunately, this is a fast-moving system which should minimize flooding impacts.
WINDS: Gusty winds of 20-35 mph are likely as the core of the remnants move through. Localized stronger gusts are possible in thunderstorms. This could be enough to bring down trees. Scattered power outages are possible, but not widespread.
TORNADO: The tornado risk is fairly low, but not zero. The greatest risk is to our east. Tropical tornadoes can occur very quickly and are usually weak and brief EF0/EF1 tornadoes, but can still cause damage.
LATE SATURDAY
Between 3-5pm Saturday, the front and accompanying rain and storms should be moving east and exiting the area. Skies should quickly clear behind the front before dinnertime with a gorgeous evening on the way. Winds will remain blustery with drier air coming in for the rest of the weekend.
SUNDAY
Models agree an area of high pressure will be drying things out for Sunday along with cooler conditions as highs drop to the low 80s with lower humidity. Bottom-line, Sunday looks amazing.
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