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A wide swath of Virginia is in the forecast path of Tropical Storm Debby. VDOT is reporting on Wednesday, on the eve of the storm’s arrival, that it’s ready.
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In 24 hours time, the City of Waynesboro went from expecting 2-4” of rain from Tropical Storm Debby to 5-7” of rain or more over the next two or three days.
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The track of Tropical Storm Debby has moved farther west than previously predicted which means the Shenandoah Valley will see more rain than expected.
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Dominion Energy is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Debby for potential record rainfall, heavy winds and potential damage.
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Tropical Storm Debby is packing heavy, soaking rain that could cause ponding and flooding in Virginia and create hazardous road conditions.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency for the Commonwealth of Virginia due to potential impacts from Tropical Storm Debby.
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The track of Tropical Storm Debby beyond Monday is a little bit of a question mark, but forecasters do predict it will reach hurricane strength before landfall.
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Sea level rise is a pressing global issue, exacerbated by climate change. And its impacts are not uniform across the globe; some regions experience more significant increases than others.
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley is a 2024 Clean Virginia Community Giving Program recipient.
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The weather gods have not been kind to Waynesboro; oher locations nearby have fared much better reinforcing how unpredictable summer rainfall can be.
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