Mid Atlantic Weather

BREAKING NEWS: Right now, at least 34,000 Dominion Energy customers are without power across central Virginia and North Carolina. https://t.co/d7IZOU49sB — NBC12 WWBT Richmond (@NBC12) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

A HIGH risk of flooding has been issued from D.C. to Baltimore into portions of eastern PA. Significant, and potentially life-threatening, flash flooding will be possible today from portions of the Mid Atlantic into the Northeast. pic.twitter.com/p6Hl9q7QsO — NWS WPC (@NWSWPC) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

#SPC issues MCD 1392 concerning TORNADO WATCH 415: EASTERN VIRGINIA INTO SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY https://t.co/JltRTHsJvO — IEMBot LWX (@iembot_lwx) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

#BREAKING: In a rare move, the National Weather Service has upgraded parts of our region to an EXTREME THREAT (Level 4 of 4) of flash flooding. This means that widespread flooding is LIKELY due to heavy rain from #Isaias. Take all warnings seriously and stay aware. pic.twitter.com/HuvIFiXSAb — Forecaster John (@jb_weather) August 4, 2020 from…

Read More “RT @jb_weather: #BREAKING: In a rare move, the National Weather Service has upgraded parts of our region to an EXTREME THREAT (Level 4 of 4) of flash flooding. This means that widespread flooding is LIKELY due to heavy rain from #Isaias. Take all warnings seriously and stay aware. https://t.co/HuvIFiXSAb” »

#BREAKING: In a rare move, the National Weather Service has upgraded parts of our region to an EXTREME THREAT (Level 4 of 4) of flash flooding. This means that widespread flooding is LIKELY due to heavy rain from #Isaias. Take all warnings seriously and stay aware. pic.twitter.com/HuvIFiXSAb — Forecaster John (@jb_weather) August 4, 2020 from…

Read More “RT @jb_weather: #BREAKING: In a rare move, the National Weather Service has upgraded parts of our region to an EXTREME THREAT (Level 4 of 4) of flash flooding. This means that widespread flooding is LIKELY due to heavy rain from #Isaias. Take all warnings seriously and stay aware. https://t.co/HuvIFiXSAb” »

Storm surge warnings and watches remain in effect for portions of the North Carolina coast, where #Isaias could produce as much as 3-5 ft of flooding above ground level. 1-3 ft is expected farther north from Virginia to southeastern Massachusetts. https://t.co/gjqRQhRrj1 pic.twitter.com/omfpY54Oqk — National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

We are now forecasting minor to moderate flooding at many locations in the I-95 corridor as Tropical Storm #isaias move north. Visit our web page for more information https://t.co/z4PrakVyfD pic.twitter.com/eKYmI8IWWn — NWS MARFC (@NWSMARFC) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

#Isaias will join a crowded list of tropical storms and hurricanes to impact the Cape Fear area over the past few years. Here's some of our recent storms and official wind gusts at the #Wilmington @ILMairport . #ncwx pic.twitter.com/eBwHKf7rFM — NWS Wilmington NC (@NWSWilmingtonNC) August 3, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

Here are some of the top measured wind gusts so far from Hurricane/Tropical storm Isaias pic.twitter.com/eNfHX8bOI5 — Greg Diamond (@gdimeweather) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

Isaias has been downgraded to a tropical storm with 70 MPH winds. It will head over eastern Virginia early this morning and exit toward the north northeast quickly. The rain east of Lynchburg and Danville should end during the next several hours. pic.twitter.com/B5GSabG2Pw — NWS Blacksburg (@NWSBlacksburg) August 4, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx