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More storms expected Monday afternoon

The threat of flash flooding continues
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RICHMOND, Va. — A flood watch is in effect for much of Virginia, including the Richmond metro area through Monday evening. More scattered storms are expected to develop Monday afternoon, producing torrential downpours continuing the threat of localized flash flooding. A few storms may also produce strong wind gusts.

This very warm, muggy pattern will continue through the week and it could be stormy at times. Due to the potential of very heavy rain, flash flooding will continue to be a concern.

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High temperatures will mostly be in the upper 80s Monday and Tuesday, rising to around 90° later in the week. The heat index could potentially reach 100°.

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