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Kevin Myatt

Kevin Myatt wrote the Weather Journal in The Roanoke Times for 19 years. He has led students on storm chases and written for “Capital Weather Gang.” Twitter: @KevinMyattWx. Email: weather@cardinalnews.org.

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Blazing foliage this October contrasts with blazing warmth of past falls

by Kevin Myatt October 19, 2022October 19, 2022

It’s been a cooler than normal October thus far in Southwest and Southside Virginia, but some of our perception of its relative coolness is due to spiking warmth in the first half of October four of the last five years.

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October chill (maybe snow?), but a warm welcome from a lifelong weather geek

by Kevin Myatt October 12, 2022October 19, 2022

This past weekend brought some of the coldest early October weather in two decades to Southwest and Southside Virginia

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Ian not what it once was, still could be a little troublesome for Virginia

by Kevin Myatt September 29, 2022October 19, 2022

There could be some flooding and gusty winds, but Ian doesn’t look likely to join the hall of infamy for tropical impacts in Virginia.

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