Aaron's Weather Service

Aaron's Weather Service AWS "Where Accuracy Meets Weather". Serving Western Tidewater since 2006. Aaron's Weather Service was founded in 2006 by Aaron Matthew Graham.

07/15/2025

*Post date: Tuesday, July 15th, 2025*
The NWS has issued a **FLASH FLOOD WARNING** for Franklin & Southampton County until 5:30 pm. Heavy rain from ongoing slow moving thunderstorms will produce areas of flash flooding. If you encounter a flooded roadway, “Turn around, don’t drown”. Find another way to your destination.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/15/2025

*Post date: July 15th, 2025 @ 10:04 AM*
Another round of scattered showers and thunderstorms is anticipated this afternoon and evening. Once again, these storms may produce torrential rain, potentially leading to instances of flash flooding. Areas that received the most significant rainfall over the past week are at the highest risk for flash flooding. A *Flood Watch* is in effect for areas north of the VA/NC border from 12pm today to 12am tonight. If you encounter a flooded roadway of unknown depth, please exercise caution and “turn around, don’t drown”. Remain alert for possible warnings this afternoon and evening.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/15/2025

*Post date: July 15th, 2025 @ 1:45 AM*
Showers & thunderstorms over the next several hours could produce torrential rains that could lead to flash flooding. If you are driving and you encounter a flooded roadway of unknown depth, “Turn around, don’t drown”. Stay alert for possible warnings as the overnight progresses.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/13/2025

*Post date: July 13th, 2025*
When we refer to “pop-up” storms, this is what we mean. They cannot be tracked in advance and instead appear suddenly over a localized area.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/11/2025

*Post date: 7/10/25*
1.28 inches of rain fell in Franklin between 7-8pm this evening at Aaron's Weather Service. -Meteorologist Graham

07/10/2025

*Post date: Thursday, July 10th, 2025*
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible from early afternoon through the evening today, potentially producing heavy rain that may lead to isolated instances of flooding. A *Flood Watch* is in effect until 2am on Friday morning for Franklin and Southampton County. While widespread flash flooding is not anticipated, some areas may experience flooding under the most intense storms. The probability of storms is 60%, with a 30% chance of minor flooding and a 5% chance of significant flooding.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/09/2025

**Post date: Tuesday, July 9th, 2025**
Showers & thunderstorms are possible between 8pm-2am tonight. These storms could produce torrential rain leading to minor flooding. While heavy rain is the main threat, there is also a marginal risk for damaging winds up to 60 mph with these storms. Chance of storms is 60%. Chance of flooding is 30%. Chance of damaging winds is 10%.
-Meteorologist Graham

New business cards arrived today!-Meteorologist Graham
07/08/2025

New business cards arrived today!
-Meteorologist Graham

**Post date: July 7th, 2025**A **Heat Advisory** has been issued by the NWS for the entire area from 10am to 8pm on Tues...
07/07/2025

**Post date: July 7th, 2025**
A **Heat Advisory** has been issued by the NWS for the entire area from 10am to 8pm on Tuesday. Heat Index Values between 105-109 expected.
-Meteorologist Graham

07/07/2025

*Post date: 7/7/25*
Heat Index Values between 105-109 expected on Tuesday afternoon
-Meteorologist Graham

07/06/2025

*Post date: July 5th, 2025*
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are anticipated to impact the area over the next 36-48 hours as Tropical Storm and its subsequent remnants affect the region. The primary concern posed by these storms is heavy rainfall, potentially leading to isolated instances of flash flooding. It is essential to remain vigilant over the next few days, as conditions may change rapidly, and flooded roadways are possible.
-Meteorologist Graham

Tropical Depression #3 has developed off the southeast coast of the US. It is anticipated to intensify into Tropical St...
07/04/2025

Tropical Depression #3 has developed off the southeast coast of the US. It is anticipated to intensify into Tropical Storm by Saturday, prior to making landfall in South Carolina on Saturday night. The storm is expected to remain weak, primarily bringing increased rainfall to the southeast coast. The local area can expect showers and thunderstorms on Sunday and Monday, with some storms potentially producing isolated instances of flash flooding.
-Meteorologist Graham

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