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Are below freezing. Most of news the 20s. Coming up which nights will be the coldest. Anytime, anywhere, award anytime, anywhere, awardwinning coverage you can count on, there is abc 13 news. We are taking a live look over lynchburg tonight. It is clear but cold. Temperatures outvied taking a nose dive for a few days. We want to get right to chief meteorologist George Flickinger so you know what to expect tonight. George . George danner, we are all going to see temperatures dropping into the tee...

Near 16 at 6 00. For an update how cold it feels the wind chill. Take to you will stafford. Reporter the temperature factor and the wind chill what it will feel to your exposed skin. Our computer model what it will feel like, feel like 12 below in hot springs. 5 in lynchburg, 7 in martinsville. And feeling about 1 in blacksburg. You advance forward through the day it doesnt get any better. It will feel like temperatures in the teens. Below zero numbers to the mountain use location and bundle up ...

Any better. We have the local news, too. We will start off with weather and another georgous day . Its going to be warmer than yesterday. Thats the only change. Everything else about the weather remains pretty consistent. 69 degrees at 10 00 a. M. 79 degrees at one. So already at 7 00 its going to be warmer than our High Temperature yesterday, which was 75. We will be at 83 degrees by 4 00. Thats dropping from our High Temperature of 84, which we will reach at 3 00. Still 80 degrees by seven. It...

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