Snow arrives in Hampton Roads, a ‘bull’s-eye’ for highest accumulations
Meteorologists at the weather service said there is still a very good chance of 8 to 10 inches across the Tidewater region.
Snow will continue into Thursday thanks to 2nd storm system hitting Hampton Roads
All snow and winter precipitation is expected to end by 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore. Snow showers are still possible in isolated areas. Across Hampton Roads, closures and disruption to services continue. Schools have canceled or gone to remote options, and most city services have been postponed.
Hampton Roads tow truck companies prepare for the snow
Tow truck companies from across Hampton Roads are getting ready for the potential of heavy snowfall on Wednesday. Read more at:
Massive snow storm could drop 12 inches in Hampton Roads, near record
As of Monday evening, estimates call for 8 to 12 inches of snow from Williamsburg to Norfolk, extending into North Carolina.
Massive snow storm could drop 10 inches of snow in Hampton Roads
One of the biggest one-day snowfalls on record in Hampton Roads could happen this week. Jeff Orrock, meteorologist-in-charge at the National Weather Service in Wakefield, said a “significant” winter storm is moving into the area Wednesday and Thursday.
Hampton Roads bases preparing for major winter storm
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Today’s weather: Widespread snow will blanket Hampton Roads
Most of the region will get 6” to 10” of snow accumulation, with some localized areas seeing 10”+. Snow totals will be lower as you travel north, west of I-95, and as you head down the Outer
Closings, cancellations and delays in Hampton Roads due to winter storm
A “significant” winter storm is moving into the area Wednesday and Thursday, prompting closures throughout the region.
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Bitter cold, chance of snow coming early next week
Bitter cold temperatures are making their way to Hampton Roads, bringing the potential for wintery precipitation. Jeff Orrock, meteorologist-in-charge at the National Weather Service in Wakefield, ...
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As sea level rise persists, Hampton Roads planners stress need for climate plan
Because of that, we start seeing more frequent flooding," said Jeff Orrock with the National Weather Service. He emphasized that it's not just sea level rise that's the issue. "It's not like we're ...