Weather Safety

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Blog: Dangerous heat with evening storms

Excessive Heat Warning sweeps Hampton Roads

How to stay cool as activity, weather heats up

Current swimming advisories in Hampton Roads & NENC

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Trump administration freezes summer cooling funds

VSP: 223 crashes, 11 injuries in HR during storm

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Blog: Excessive heat warning for region

Push for FEMA to consider extreme heat a disaster

Countdown begins for April’s total solar eclipse. …

Stacks of Sun Catcher solar eclipse glasses wait to be packed and shipped from the Explore Scientific store Tuesday Jan. 30, 2024, in Springdale, Ark. Special eclipse glasses are crucial for safely observing the sun as the moon marches across the late morning and afternoon sky, covering more and more and then less and less of our star. During totality when the sun is completely shrouded, it’s fine to remove your glasses and look with your naked eyes. But before and after, certified eclipse glasses are essential to avoid eye damage. (AP Photo/Michael Woods)