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

Thunderstorm Wind reports

NOAA recorded 8,429 county-coded Thunderstorm Wind reports across 132 Virginia reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 31 reported injuries and 13 reported fatalities in the official archive.

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

Reports8,429county-coded rows
County areas132represented
Injuries31direct + indirect
Fatalities13direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Virginia Thunderstorm Wind reports by year

NOAA recorded 8,429 Virginia Thunderstorm Wind reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016854
2017625
2018570
20191,197
2020627
2021897
20221,034
2023797
2024732
20251,096
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Virginia Thunderstorm Wind analyses

The directory lists 132 Virginia reporting areas represented in this statewide Thunderstorm Wind record.

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Fairfax386 reportsExplore →Loudoun281 reportsExplore →Albemarle250 reportsExplore →Fauquier238 reportsExplore →Pittsylvania228 reportsExplore →Henry212 reportsExplore →Halifax201 reportsExplore →Prince William171 reportsExplore →Augusta162 reportsExplore →Rockingham159 reportsExplore →Orange159 reportsExplore →Chesterfield151 reportsExplore →Spotsylvania151 reportsExplore →Campbell144 reportsExplore →Franklin137 reportsExplore →Bedford132 reportsExplore →Stafford128 reportsExplore →Frederick127 reportsExplore →Henrico123 reportsExplore →Culpeper118 reportsExplore →Nelson110 reportsExplore →Charlotte108 reportsExplore →Hanover106 reportsExplore →Roanoke101 reportsExplore →Appomattox100 reportsExplore →Caroline100 reportsExplore →Madison99 reportsExplore →Shenandoah94 reportsExplore →Buckingham94 reportsExplore →Goochland92 reportsExplore →King George92 reportsExplore →Louisa90 reportsExplore →Prince Edward86 reportsExplore →Montgomery84 reportsExplore →Rappahannock81 reportsExplore →Page79 reportsExplore →Mecklenburg78 reportsExplore →Botetourt77 reportsExplore →Rockbridge74 reportsExplore →Clarke73 reportsExplore →Prince George73 reportsExplore →Amherst72 reportsExplore →Amelia69 reportsExplore →Patrick68 reportsExplore →Smyth68 reportsExplore →Richmond67 reportsExplore →Arlington66 reportsExplore →Greene65 reportsExplore →Isle Of Wight64 reportsExplore →Carroll62 reportsExplore →Warren62 reportsExplore →Virginia Beach (C)60 reportsExplore →Fluvanna58 reportsExplore →Southampton57 reportsExplore →Tazewell56 reportsExplore →Dinwiddie55 reportsExplore →Sussex54 reportsExplore →Suffolk (C)53 reportsExplore →King William51 reportsExplore →Lunenburg50 reportsExplore →Chesapeake (C)50 reportsExplore →Dickenson48 reportsExplore →Brunswick47 reportsExplore →Nottoway47 reportsExplore →Northumberland46 reportsExplore →Cumberland44 reportsExplore →Westmoreland44 reportsExplore →Powhatan43 reportsExplore →Buchanan43 reportsExplore →Lee42 reportsExplore →Pulaski42 reportsExplore →James City40 reportsExplore →Giles39 reportsExplore →Washington39 reportsExplore →New Kent39 reportsExplore →Floyd37 reportsExplore →Accomack37 reportsExplore →Lynchburg (C)37 reportsExplore →Norfolk (C)36 reportsExplore →Newport News (C)34 reportsExplore →Essex34 reportsExplore →Lancaster33 reportsExplore →Danville (C)33 reportsExplore →York32 reportsExplore →Wise31 reportsExplore →Bath31 reportsExplore →Richmond (C)30 reportsExplore →Alleghany30 reportsExplore →Scott30 reportsExplore →Surry29 reportsExplore →Charles City (C)29 reportsExplore →Gloucester28 reportsExplore →Middlesex26 reportsExplore →Martinsville (C)26 reportsExplore →Wythe26 reportsExplore →Bland26 reportsExplore →Russell25 reportsExplore →King And Queen25 reportsExplore →Highland23 reportsExplore →Northampton22 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.