Richmond, Virginia On Wednesday and Thursday, Virginia is predicted to see a major winter storm that could bring heavy precipitation and icing, especially east of I-95 and south of I-64. Particularly in the state’s southeast, snowfall totals might surpass 6 inches, with some regions perhaps receiving up to 8 inches.
The National Weather Service claims that Low-pressure development is predicted to bring snow to Wakefield, Virginia, late Wednesday morning. The region is expected to see the most precipitation on Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday. Travel risks are increased by the possibility of some icing throughout northeastern North Carolina.
Petersburg, Emporia, and Franklin are expected to receive the most snowfall, with Richmond and the neighboring areas receiving 4-6 inches. As forecasters continue to refine the storm’s route and severity, winter storm watches are likely to be issued later today.
On Wednesday and Thursday, travel conditions may deteriorate to the point where it may become difficult or impossible. Residents are advised to be ready for the effects of winter storms, which may include hazardous road conditions and potential power outages.
Officials advise keeping an eye on weather reports and steering clear of pointless travel during periods of heavy snowfall. As the forecast changes, more information will be provided.
