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THIS AFTERNOON: Partly sunny...HIGH in the mid to upper 60s
TONIGHT: Scattered clouds...LOW in the low 40s, upper 30s in rural communities
MONDAY: Mostly sunny...HIGH around 70
TUESDAY: Warm with increasing clouds, afternoon showers possible...LOW in the upper 40s, HIGH in the upper 70s
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny...LOW near 50, HIGH around 70
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny...LOW in the mid 40s, HIGH in the low 70s
FRIDAY: Warmer with a mix of sun and clouds, a few afternoon showers possible...LOW in the upper 40s, HIGH in the upper 70s
SATURDAY: Variably cloudy and warm with a few showers possible...LOW in the mid 50s, HIGH in the upper 70s to around 80
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Mike Goldberg can be seen Mondays & Tuesdays on CBS 6 News @ Noon & 7PM, as well as Saturday mornings & evenings (WTVR-CBS 6 in Richmond, VA). His forecasts for Richmond and central Virginia can be heard Friday afternoons during "Kat's Cafe" on Lite 98 radio. Mike also serves as a freelance meteorologist for WSET-TV, the ABC affiliate in Lynchburg, VA, WAVY-TV (NBC) and WVBT-TV (FOX) in Hampton Roads, VA, and WHEC-TV (NBC) in Rochester, NY. He has received the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM) designation from the American Meteorological Society and holds the National Weather Association's Television Seal of Approval. Mike serves on the Council and Broadcast Meteorology Subcommittee on Standards and Ethics for the NWA and has served as Chief Meteorologist for television stations in Richmond, VA, Rochester, NY and Binghamton, NY.
Mike is also a Classical Music Host for 88.9 WCVE, Richmond Public Radio. You can hear him Thursdays and Fridays from 11 A.M. until 3 P.M. and weekend mornings from 7 A.M. until 8 A.M. hosting "Breakfast Classics with Mike Goldberg." Click on this link to listen live: WCVE Live Streaming
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Check out a great resource on tropical history over the region: Mid-Atlantic Hurricanes.com
For a more in-depth discussion of weather patterns over the next 7-10 days and beyond, check out the blog "Mike's Eye on the Weather"...
