Snowfall in Southern Virginia: Winter Advisory Extended Through Wednesday Morning
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Richmond, VA – The National Weather Service (NWS) has expanded its Winter Weather Advisory to include additional areas of Virginia, with snowfall continuing through early Wednesday morning.
According to the NWS office in Wakefield, the advisory now extends from Emporia to Wakefield, Williamsburg, and West Point. These areas are expected to see snowfall amounts of up to 1 inch before the weather system clears.
The advisory is part of a broader system affecting southern Virginia, including areas near Richmond and Norfolk. Residents are urged to exercise caution during travel, especially on untreated roads, as temperatures hover near freezing.
The advisory is in effect until early Wednesday, with snow expected to taper off overnight. Local officials recommend delaying non-essential travel and monitoring updates from the NWS for further changes.
This event marks one of the season’s first measurable snowfalls for the region. Residents should prepare for possible slick conditions and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter driving. For updates, visit weather.gov.
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