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.

10/15/2025

Temperatures are expected to fall into the upper 30s on Friday morning & Saturday morning in Franklin & Southampton County. Frost is not anticipated.
-Meteorologist Graham

Beautiful sunset tonight in Franklin! -Meteorologist Graham
10/13/2025

Beautiful sunset tonight in Franklin!
-Meteorologist Graham

*Post date: October 9th, 2025*A non-tropical low-pressure system is expected to develop off the southeast coast on Satur...
10/09/2025

*Post date: October 9th, 2025*
A non-tropical low-pressure system is expected to develop off the southeast coast on Saturday, then track northeast along the east coast Saturday night into Sunday. Precipitation is likely to spread across the area by Saturday afternoon, with initial light rain intensifying by late Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning. Periods of heavy rain are possible Saturday night into Sunday morning. Rainfall will begin to taper off by Sunday afternoon, although lighter precipitation may persist through Sunday night. Wind gusts of 30-40 mph are anticipated inland, with potentially gustier winds of 40-45 mph near the coast. Additionally, wind gusts may reach as high as 50 mph along the ocean and bay. Rainfall totals are expected to be higher near the coast, with all areas receiving a decent amount of precipitation from this system.
-Meteorologist Graham

10/07/2025

*Post date: October 7th, 2025*
A non-tropical area of low pressure is expected to develop off the southeast coast this weekend into early next week, leading to increased rain chances and breezy to windy conditions. As of now, the heaviest rain and highest winds are anticipated to occur Saturday night into Sunday, with rainfall amounts between 1-3 inches possible and wind gusts potentially reaching 40-45 mph. Further updates will be provided as needed. God bless!
-Meteorologist Graham

09/30/2025

Today marks the end of September and is the first time since 2015 with no US landfalling hurricanes in the first 4 months of hurricane season

09/28/2025

*Post date: 9/28/25*
Low temperatures could fall into the 40s late this week into next weekend in Franklin & Southampton County.
-Meteorologist Graham

Good news! Future is now projected to miss the southeast coast by taking a hard right just ahead of landfall. Despite ...
09/27/2025

Good news! Future is now projected to miss the southeast coast by taking a hard right just ahead of landfall. Despite what you have seen on Facebook from other pages, things are looking a lot better. This doesn’t mean the threat is zero, but it’s looking better.
-Meteorologist Graham

09/25/2025

2-4” of rain is possible through Tuesday. It WILL NOT be a complete washout each day
-Meteorologist Graham

Soon-to-be TS or Hurricane could impact the southeast US coastline late this weekend into early next week. Storm is ex...
09/25/2025

Soon-to-be TS or Hurricane could impact the southeast US coastline late this weekend into early next week. Storm is expected to form this weekend near the Bahamas & then potentially track northwest towards the southeast coastline. Current computer model data suggest the storm could be a category 2 or 3 as it nears the coastline. This is HIGHLY subject to change. Further updates will be provided as necessary. This is a very preliminary forecast to provide ample time to prepare. Local impacts are yet to be determined. Stay tuned & God bless!
-Meteorologist Graham

09/25/2025

At AWS, we refrain from posting computer model images on our page due to their frequent changes, which can cause unnecessary public anxiety. We prioritize accuracy and stick closely to reality when it comes to potential storms. While posting model images could generate more clicks and revenue, we value public trust over monetary gain. This is our commitment to you. Take care and God bless. -Meteorologist Graham

Today is the 26th anniversary of when the flood waters peaked in Franklin from Hurricane Floyd.
09/16/2025

Today is the 26th anniversary of when the flood waters peaked in Franklin from Hurricane Floyd.

09/15/2025

*Post date: September 15th, 2025*
The National Weather Service has issued a **FLOOD WATCH** for the entire area until 2am on Wednesday morning. A strengthening area of non-tropical low pressure will impact the area over the next 24-36 hours, producing widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms that could lead to areas of flooding. Widespread amounts of 1-2 inches of rain are expected, with some areas receiving up to 3 inches. If you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around and do not attempt to cross. Roadway flooding is especially hazardous at night when it’s harder to recognize.
-Meteorologist Graham

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