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Snow is Possible Thursday
Truly Large Amounts Unlikely
Richmond, Va. (Newsradiowrva.com) - Richmonders could be in for a messy commute on Thursday morning. A winter storm coming through could drop anywhere from a dusting to two inches of snow.
NBC12 Meteorlogist Andrew Freiden says truly heavy snow isn't likely. However, it will fall Wednesday night into Thursday morning which will make the drive to work more difficult. This would be Richmond's first true brush with winter weather this season.
Freiden says we have been in a winter cold weather pattern recently, but it has also been dry.