An eye to the south: Flooding possible in Waynesboro from Debby
Waynesboro emergency personnel will be watching rainfall levels in the city associated with Tropical Storm Debby, but just as important, the city has an eye to the south.
Waynesboro emergency personnel will be watching rainfall levels in the city associated with Tropical Storm Debby, but just as important, the city has an eye to the south.
Tropical Storm Debby is shaping up to bring more rain to the Shenandoah Valley than originally predicted, according to an AccuWeather senior meteorologist.
Severe weather is possible throughout Virginia starting this afternoon through Thursday night.
Flash flooding from the gullywashing rains of Tuesday snared two vehicles in Albemarle County, leading to a dramatic water rescue on Preddy Creek.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is standing by to respond to flooding, down trees and other debris that could cause problems for drivers.
The Commonwealth has been awarded $20,053,105 in disaster relief funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is reminding Virginians to make sure boats are stocked with life jackets in good condition as Labor Day weekend nears.
If you live in Virginia or anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic, you likely woke up Sunday morning to warnings of potential severe weather threats for the start of the work week.
If flooding happens in the Queen City again like in early August 2020, the city will be ready with a new flood awareness system.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the counties of Albemarle, Culpeper, Greene, Madison, Orange, Page and Rockingham and the City of Charlottesville.
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