Mike Goldberg 
Meteorology and more...         
Mike's Forecast for Central Virginia...             
Latest observations from around the area...




The Forecast for Richmond and Central Virginia:

TODAY:  Lots of sunshine, but cold and a bit breezy at times...HIGH in the low 40s  (Wind: NW 10-15 mph)

SUNDAY:  Mostly sunny, not quite as cold during the afternoon...LOW in the low 20s, HIGH in the upper 40s

MONDAY:  Partly sunny and milder with increasing clouds, showers possible later in the day and at night...LOW in the low 30s, HIGH in the upper 50s

TUESDAY:  A blend of clouds and sun...LOW in the upper 30s, HIGH in the low 50s

WEDNESDAY:  Partly sunny...LOW in the upper 20s, HIGH in the low 50s

THANKSGIVING DAY:  Mostly sunny, cool...LOW in the upper 20s, HIGH in the low 50s

WATCH FRIDAY EVENING'S VIDEO WEBCAST!




Click here for the latest radar animation: Virginia Radar from the NWS

CURRENT SEVERE WEATHER WARNINGS IN VIRGINIA    CURRENT WATCHES

For a more in-depth discussion of weather patterns over the next 7-10 days and beyond, check out the blog "Mike's Eye on the Weather"...

 
                           
ABOUT MIKE GOLDBERG


Mike Goldberg currently serves as the Chairman of the Broadcast Meteorology Committee for the National Weather Association.  He is a Staff Meteorologist for MyWeatherLive.com and Meteorological Consultant/Forecaster for the Gwinnett Braves, Triple-A baseball affiliate for the Atlanta Braves.  Aside from membership in
 both the NWA and American Meteorological Society, Mike holds both organizations Television Seal of Approval.  He has served as Chief Meteorologist for television stations in Richmond, VA, Rochester, NY and Binghamton, NY, and appears as a Guest Meteorologist on The Weather Channel for the show "Abrams & Bettes: Beyond the Forecast."


  
                                                                              
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Mid-Atlantic Hurricanes.com



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