‘If you are not where you want to be by midnight tonight, don’t go’: Youngkin urges people to stay home ahead of winter storm
“If you are not where you want to be by midnight tonight, don’t go,” Youngkin cautioned Tuesday morning. The state leader shared this plea as the Commonwealth awaits dangerous weather, anticipated to hit Central Virginia around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Governor urges Virginians to 'stay at home' during winter storm
Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-Va.) urged Virginians to stay at home and off the roads Wednesday as a major winter storm moved across the Commonwealth. The storm is forecasted to bring up to half a foot of snow to Central Virginia with even higher totals to the south and east of Richmond.
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Richmond organizations give tips to prepare for winter stormAs winter weather makes its way to Central Virginia, Richmond organizations are telling you how to prepare for the storm.
Richmond's Department of Public Works announced several current and upcoming street closures due to high water and a winter ...
Additional resources and the National Guard are also being mobilized to Hampton Roads and Richmond. Youngkin says the state ...
As Richmond braces for Wednesday’s snowstorm, several local restaurants are stepping up to support the community by offering “Pay What You Can Day.” ...
Light snow is expected in the Shenandoah Valley starting Wednesday afternoon with the storm continuing until early Thursday.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin held a press conference on Tuesday to discuss the commonwealth's planned response to the ...
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