NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
VA EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

VIRGINIA

Heavy Rain reports

NOAA recorded 1,497 county-coded Heavy Rain reports across 88 Virginia reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 0 reported injuries and 0 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports1,497county-coded rows
County areas88represented
Injuries0direct + indirect
Fatalities0direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Virginia Heavy Rain reports by year

NOAA recorded 1,497 Virginia Heavy Rain reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016139
2017189
2018202
2019109
2020386
2021185
202254
202373
2024150
202510
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Virginia Heavy Rain analyses

The directory lists 88 Virginia reporting areas represented in this statewide Heavy Rain record.

All Virginia records →
James City59 reportsExplore →Virginia Beach (C)53 reportsExplore →Chesterfield53 reportsExplore →Henrico45 reportsExplore →Gloucester41 reportsExplore →Prince George37 reportsExplore →Accomack35 reportsExplore →Middlesex33 reportsExplore →York32 reportsExplore →Northumberland31 reportsExplore →Chesapeake (C)30 reportsExplore →Hanover28 reportsExplore →Isle Of Wight28 reportsExplore →Suffolk (C)28 reportsExplore →Mecklenburg27 reportsExplore →Newport News (C)27 reportsExplore →Norfolk (C)27 reportsExplore →Lancaster27 reportsExplore →Louisa26 reportsExplore →Patrick26 reportsExplore →Sussex25 reportsExplore →Tazewell25 reportsExplore →Richmond (C)24 reportsExplore →Mathews22 reportsExplore →Caroline21 reportsExplore →Surry21 reportsExplore →Hampton (C)21 reportsExplore →Williamsburg (C)21 reportsExplore →Bedford19 reportsExplore →Portsmouth (C)19 reportsExplore →Nottoway19 reportsExplore →Southampton19 reportsExplore →Northampton18 reportsExplore →Dinwiddie18 reportsExplore →Greensville18 reportsExplore →Campbell17 reportsExplore →New Kent17 reportsExplore →Essex16 reportsExplore →Prince Edward15 reportsExplore →Westmoreland15 reportsExplore →Lunenburg15 reportsExplore →King And Queen15 reportsExplore →Franklin15 reportsExplore →King William15 reportsExplore →Brunswick15 reportsExplore →Richmond15 reportsExplore →Martinsville (C)14 reportsExplore →Halifax14 reportsExplore →Fluvanna13 reportsExplore →Montgomery13 reportsExplore →Rockbridge13 reportsExplore →Floyd12 reportsExplore →Roanoke12 reportsExplore →Colonial Heights (C)12 reportsExplore →Franklin (C)12 reportsExplore →Powhatan11 reportsExplore →Goochland11 reportsExplore →Charlotte11 reportsExplore →Amelia11 reportsExplore →Cumberland10 reportsExplore →Roanoke (C)10 reportsExplore →Hopewell (C)10 reportsExplore →Lynchburg (C)10 reportsExplore →Charles City (C)9 reportsExplore →Bath8 reportsExplore →Petersburg (C)8 reportsExplore →Emporia8 reportsExplore →Danville (C)8 reportsExplore →Appomattox7 reportsExplore →Smyth7 reportsExplore →Buckingham7 reportsExplore →Pittsylvania7 reportsExplore →Carroll6 reportsExplore →Giles6 reportsExplore →Grayson6 reportsExplore →Henry5 reportsExplore →Galax (C)5 reportsExplore →
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