Mike Stinneford
Coverage of Mike Stinneford in the Nexus archive.
- Strong storms pound DC region, bringing tornado and flooding risk
The D.C. region is under a tornado watch and flood risk as severe storms bring tornado warnings for parts of Virginia and Maryland. Flash flood warnings and severe thunderstorm alerts are active in multiple counties, with storms expected to subside by midnight. WTOP meteorologist Mike Stinneford warns of damaging winds, hail, and potential tornadoes.
- July Fourth brings more oppressive heat, severe storm potential
The D.C. area faces extreme heat and severe thunderstorms during the Fourth of July, with temperatures potentially breaking historical records and storms causing disruptions to celebrations. Weather warnings include gusts up to 80 mph, flooding, and heat index values as high as 112.
- Flood Warning issued for Northern Virginia, Flood Watch for DC with thunderstorms expected Sunday
The National Weather Service issued a Flood Warning for Northern Virginia and a Flood Watch for D.C. due to thunderstorms and heavy rainfall on Sunday. Flash flooding is expected in areas like Centreville, Reston, and Fairfax, with rain rates reaching 2-3 inches per hour. Storms are projected to subside by sunset, followed by clearer skies and a heatwave starting midweek.
- DC region could be hit with stormy weather
The D.C. region is expected to experience stormy weather on Saturday with afternoon thunderstorms and flash flood risks along I-66 and Route 50. Sunday will see scattered showers and storms, while Monday promises mostly sunny and warmer conditions. Outdoor event attendees are advised to monitor weather updates.