RICHMOND, Va. -- Scattered storms will continue to be possible this evening ahead of a cold front approaching the area from the northwest. The front will move through central Virginia early Thursday morning, with showers lingering along and behind the front into the mid-afternoon. Much drier and milder air will move into the region Thursday evening through Friday, setting us up for a perfect weather day to wrap up the shortened work week.
High pressure will settle over the area through the weekend, keeping cool nights, seasonally warm afternoons, and sunny conditions with us Saturday and Sunday. A ridge will redevelop over the eastern U.S. early next week, a pattern that will push highs back into the low 90s in parts of Virginia.
Hurricane Larry will continue to gradually weaken while turning northward and accelerating over the next several days, and should pass a little east of Bermuda Thursday. Swells generated by the large hurricane will still reach the Mid-Atlantic coast, creating dangerous rip currents. A tropical wave over the norhteast Gulf of Mexico has a high chance of tropical cyclone development over the next 2 days as it moves northeast across the northern Florida Peninsula. The next named storm will be called Mindy. Details can be found in the CBS 6 Interactive Tropical Tracker.
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