Based on a 2pm conference
call with the State Emergency Operations Center and the National Weather
Service (NWS), the weather weekend should be uneventful. As reported yesterday, temperatures drop and
the potential for snowfall exists Sunday morning. Accumulation probabilities are less than 1”. Nonetheless, Norfolk Public Works are at the
ready with teams on standby for the weekend.
Thanks to the amazing folks
of Norfolk NEST, Human Services, NPD, CSB and Office to End Homelessness, all is set for Warming Overflow
Warning (WOW) activation to ensure overnight accommodations for our residents
experiencing homelessness.
The NWS reported another system
expected to occur early next week causing rain Monday night into Tuesday. Temperatures are well above freezing during
this time; however, there is a chance of snowfall Tuesday evening. This forecast is definitely subject to change
with it being 72 hours out.
Coastal flooding does not
appear to be a threat with either weather system.
We’ll keep you posted on any
updates. In the meantime, feel free to
monitor the NWS Probabilistic
Snowfall Forecast tool and the Briefing
Page.
Thanks, have a great weekend,
and GO SPARTANS TONIGHT IN THE MEAC SEMIFINALS!
Jim
Director, Norfolk EOC
james.redick@norfolk.gov
Director, Norfolk EOC
james.redick@norfolk.gov
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