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Snow, ice to cause slippery roads, scattered power outages Wednesday
Read full article: Snow, ice to cause slippery roads, scattered power outages WednesdayFutureTracker - 2 p.m. WednesdayThe backside of our system moves through later on, producing another mix of snow, freezing rain, sleet and rain. This may be your best chance of light snow accumulation in parts of the New River Valley. We still think the bulk of snow accumulation will be farther north. Snow accumulation forecast for Wednesday, 12/16/2020Ice is still a concern for a large part of the area, given the fact that there’s a layer of above-freezing air just a few thousand feet up. Higher totals will be possible in parts of the New River Valley, Roanoke Valley and near the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Woman hospitalized after being hit by a car in Roanoke near county border
Read full article: Woman hospitalized after being hit by a car in Roanoke near county borderROANOKE, Va. – A woman suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car in Roanoke on Friday morning. Shortly before 11:30 a.m., police responded to the intersection of Lynn Brae Drive NE and Orange Avenue NE to respond to the crash. That’s not too far from the city of Roanoke border with Roanoke County along US 460. Witnesses told police that she was a pedestrian who was hit by a vehicle. First responders took her to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital for treatment of what police said appear to be serious injuries.
US 460 reopens amid flooding in Bedford County
Read full article: US 460 reopens amid flooding in Bedford CountyBEDFORD COUNTY, Va. – If you have to be out driving in this weather, be careful. In the Montvale area, U.S. 460 was temporarily closed in both directions due to flooding and a mudslide. Now, the road is open again:Where flooding was:Where the mudslide was:
Mid-June in Vancouver; unseasonably cool and wet this week
Read full article: Mid-June in Vancouver; unseasonably cool and wet this weekROANOKE, Va. After a (mostly) enjoyable weekend, were looking at another stretch of very cool, wet weather this week. Thousands of feet above us, an area of low pressure is in the process of cutting itself off from the rest of the pattern. Those higher totals are more likely near and south of US 460. Thats more typical mid-June weather for Vancouver, British Columbia! June in Canada - Monday through WednesdayBy the end of the week, our stalled area of low pressure finally begins to move eastward.