Near freezing temperatures possible for some the next few morning.

Temperatures plummet the next couple of days. Freezing temperatures possible for...

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Chilly air makes a return this week with morning low temperatures dipping below the average.

High pressure brings warmer temps day by day

The cold snap continues

Temperatures plummet this week

Temperatures plummet this week

Warming Up For The Weekend!

Patchy frost is a possibility through Tuesday morning

Most rain Sunday will be near and south of the Roanoke Valley

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Temperatures likely drop below freezing Tuesday morning

A lot of us will go from the 30s early on to the 70s by the afternoon.

Give yourself a few extra minutes the next few mornings, as temperatures drop into the 20s.

High pressure is keeping our skies mostly sunny, but partly cloudy skies build in for parts of the day.

Drought will persist through at least the next 1-2 weeks before a potential flip in the weather pattern

A typical fall day starts the week. Needed rain is days away still.

High pressure is keeping our skies mostly sunny, but partly cloudy skies build in for parts of the day.

High Pressure Is Keeping Our Skies Mostly Sunny, But Partly Cloudy Skies Build In For Parts Of The Day.

High Pressure Is Keeping Our Skies Mostly Sunny, But Partly Cloudy Skies Build In For Parts Of The Day.

Temperatures bounce back to the 60s and 70s this weekend into next week

Highs reach the 60s and 70s this coming weekend

High temperatures Halloween will be 30-35° lower than what we reached Monday afternoon

Dry and cool air moves in Monday. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

Temperatures peak in the 70s and 80s Sunday, but they'll start in the 20s Thursday morning

We start with areas of frost Monday, but we'll be rocking t-shirts by the end of the week

Dry and cool air moves in today. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

Dry and cool air moves in today. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

Thursday is mild and dry ahead of this cold front

A cold front brings showers Friday, gusty wind Saturday and colder mornings next week

Another strong cold front blows through later in the week

Breezy winds and patchy cloud cover for today

Sunny skies with gusty winds build in this afternoon.

Calm weather prevails Thursday and Friday before a strong cold front sweeps through

A weekend cold front brings cooler air and occasionally strong wind gusts

High temperatures reach about 78 to 84° Tuesday and Wednesday

Some mountains may even see patchy frost Sunday and Monday mornings

Temperatures peak between 85 and 90° outside of the mountains Thursday

We go from cold and frosty Tuesday morning to 70s and sunshine by the afternoon

Temperatures eventually rise into the 70s and 80s during the afternoons this week

Easter Sunday will be a lot sunnier than the last two days

A strong storm system brings periods of rain and high wind gusts heading into the weekend

Frost will be possible in parts of the area Wednesday and Thursday mornings

Frost will be possible Wednesday and Thursday mornings before temperatures rise into the 70s by the weekend

Temperatures spring forward the rest of the week - especially by Thursday and Friday

A couple days of spring-like afternoon weather precede another weekend cold snap

Highs reach into the 60s in most of the area Thursday and Friday afternoons

Many of us bounce back into the 60s by Thursday and St. Patrick's Day

Temperatures drop near or below freezing heading into Thursday morning

Temperatures reach into the 60s for most of the area Sunday afternoon through Tuesday afternoon

Lows begin in the 30s and 40s and highs reach the 60s and 70s

Temperatures are near or above average as we head towards the end of October

Our cold snap slowly begins to break heading into the weekend and early next week

Highs rebound into the 60s and 70s this coming weekend

Temperatures fall near or below freezing the next several mornings

November-like air rides in along a gusty wind Tuesday and Wednesday

Highs drop from the 70s this weekend to the 40s and 50s starting next Tuesday

Enjoy the nice weather today before a cold front changes our pattern

We go from 70s to frost late this week into the weekend

The remnant low of Ian will finally move offshore in the coming days

Patchy frost will be possible first thing Thursday morning

Our summer preview comes to an end thanks to a strong cold front

A cold front brings an end to our stretch of summer-like weather

Bundle up this morning, but temperatures go from winter to summer soon!

Spring showers and storms get replaced by a cold, wintry-like breeze through Sunday

March goes out like a lion, but its roar will sound different each day

High temperatures reach the 50s and 60s after Tuesday

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Temperatures reach near or below freezing again Saturday morning

Cold air from Canada makes its way into southwest and central Virginia

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Scientists say damaging frost that caused significant economic loss to France’s central winegrowing region this year was made more likely by climate change.

We've done a full 180 since this time last week

The weather roller coaster continues through the end of the month

Rain returns throughout the day Wednesday, but the severe threat is low

ROANOKE, Va. – As was the case on Saturday morning, we are waking up to chilly temperatures around the area. Morning lows next few days (WSLS)Overall, today should be a pretty nice day despite the chilly start. We’ll be watching the upper level pattern closely the next few days to determine how high temperatures rise. Upper air pattern for Sunday (WSLS)The jet stream gradually retreats northward into the work week and an upper level ridge builds in across the eastern U.S. That means a warm-up for us. Upper level pattern for Wednesday (WSLS)We’ll start to gradually cool down a bit after Wednesday.

ROANOKE, Va. – The cold front we’ve been telling you about all week is now well east of the area and Canadian high pressure is building in. Morning coffee forecast (WSLS)It looks like an ideal weekend to hit the pumpkin patch or do any of the other classic fall activities. Jeter Farm Fall Festival forecast (WSLS)There’s also fall fun to be had in places like Wytheville, Christiansburg and Blue Ridge. High pressure shifts to the northeast of us tonight, but temperatures will drop to chilly levels again. Cold weather tips (WSLS)Temperatures may be a touch warmer on Sunday afternoon and we should avoid a frost and/or freeze Sunday night.

FutureTracker - 5 p.m. FridayBecause the front is moving through during the daytime, our high temperature has already happened. Morning lows on 10/17 and 10/18/2020In addition, it might not be a bad idea to fill up your tires. For every 10° drop in temperatures, tire pressure drops by 1 psi. Fall festivities forecast for Saturday, 10/17/2020While this will be some of the coolest daytime air we’ve had in months, it will still be sunny and nice! Upper air pattern next weekThe jet stream retreats north, meaning the autumn air does so as well.

Crisp, autumn air fades as sunshine goes to quick work throughout the rest of the day. Even as clouds develop near and east of the Blue Ridge Parkway, high temperatures will still rise into the 70s once again Thursday afternoon. Thursday's high temperature forecast - 10/15/2020This all changes once a cold front moves through the area Friday. Our high temperature will likely come early in the morning. Temperatures fall west of the Parkway and then level off in areas east of the Parkway throughout the day.

While we didn’t break any records, the frost in parts of the New River Valley and Highlands was “premature.”Full Screen 1 / 6 Photo: Doug Urbaniak - RaphineOn average, the first frost in parts of the New River Valley doesn’t happen for another 2 to 3 weeks. For those seeing a little frost this morning, it's coming quite early! When the air is dry and the wind is calm, the last piece of the puzzle is a clear sky. A clear sky is like a bed without blankets. Morning lows from 9/21 to 9/25/2020Lynchburg’s record low Tuesday is 41 degrees set back in 1962.