Another warm day as more showers and storms push in.

🌞 Get ready for a sizzlin' Friday with temperatures climbing back into the 80s and some areas nearing the 90s under mostly clear skies.

Rising grocery costs are forcing 45% of Virginia families into debt, with the burden weighing even heavier on households with school-age children, according to recent findings.

Grab your umbrellas! Showers and storms are making a comeback over the next few days, with isolated showers already moving into the New River Valley. 🌧️🌧️

September marks Suicide Prevention Month, and mental health professionals in Roanoke are urging people to seek help if they need it, especially young people.

A cold front will bring showers and storms to Southwest and Central Virginia, with temperatures warming before a weekend cooldown. A tropical system is also being monitored in the Atlantic.

Get the latest forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia from 10 News Weather Authority. Expect midweek rainfall, temperature swings, and a close watch on increasing tropical activity.

🌤️ Enjoy the cool start to September while it lasts! Today kicks off with clear skies and temperatures slowly warming into the 60s.

This is the first time in over a decade that all six statewide candidates for office have attended and spoken to voters about why they should elect them this coming November.

Happy Labor Day! A cool start with dry air keeps our skies mostly clear and sunny. 🌤️

Happy Labor Day weekend! 🌤️ We’re off to a cool and sunny start, but showers may crash the party later this weekend.

Get the latest weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia — expect sunny skies for the end of the workweek, great conditions for football, and a cooler start to September.

For the first time in over a decade, all six statewide candidates for office will stand behind the podium at the Buena Vista Labor Day Festival — taking the stage to talk to voters, and unofficially kick off campaign season.

As you head out the door this morning, get ready to enjoy the crisp fall-like weather! 🍂

As Labor Day approaches, there are a bunch of events that you can look forward to this weekend, and travelers will also find some relief this holiday weekend.

🍂The fall vibes continue! Cool temperatures are settling in, making it the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors.

This early taste of fall is a reminder that we are less than a month away from the real thing! 🍂

August is typically our 2nd hottest month of the year, but it has been exceptionally cool. Why is that?

10 News meteorologist Parker Beasley is working for you to recap the rain totals and the rarity of last night’s rain event.

A Grand Jury has indicted six gang-affiliated inmates for a violent attack on three correctional officers at Wallen Ridge State Prison.

This weekend is expected to bring more showers and storms to the region, with the chance for isolated flooding!☔️ Be sure to stay safe and updated with our weather app!

🌧️ Be sure to keep the raingear handy today!

Thunderstorms expected across Southwest and Central Virginia Wednesday, with a refreshing cool-down on the way. Hurricane Erin remains offshore but brings impacts to the region.

Virginia Fresh Match has secured a $13,500 grant to improve access to healthy food in communities across Southwest Virginia.

Today brings a mix of warmth and stormy weather across the region, with high temperatures reaching into the 80s. 🌧️

🌧️ Today is starting off with mild temperatures and partly to mostly cloudy skies, but keep your umbrellas handy as rain chances increase.

What Impacts Will Hurricane Erin Bring To Southwest Virginia?

From parking improvements to upgrading the area around Amtrak, the City of Roanoke is making significant enhancements to Downtown Roanoke aimed at attracting new businesses and increasing foot traffic in the city’s historic district.

Nice weekend weather!

A marginal flash flood threat is in effect for parts of southwest and central Virginia, with isolated storms possible Friday. Hurricane Erin is tracking away from the East Coast, while a classic summer pattern continues in the region.

🌞 As we slide into the weekend, the temperatures are heating up. It will be a really nice day to get outdoors!

Severe thunderstorm and flood advisories are active across Southwest and Central Virginia, with rain and storms gradually tapering as the weekend approaches. Warmer, humid days are expected, with a renewed chance of scattered storms next week.

Afternoon storms are brewing with warming temperatures, bringing a level 1 out of 4 risk for excessive rainfall today. 🌦️

Slow-moving showers and storms are expected to roll in today, bringing the risk of isolated flooding. Note, not everyone will see waves of heavy rain, but those who do could see excessive rainfall.

Downtown Roanoke business owners said they are facing a challenge in getting customers into their shops, and they attribute the reason to the high cost of parking.

Believe it or not, today will be the warmest day of the month thus far!

Rocking out to another year of country and mountain music. Friday was the fifth day of the 89th annual Old Fiddlers’ Convention in Galax.

Tourism spending continues to climb in Southwest Virginia, with hotel revenue showing a nearly 7% increase in the Roanoke Valley as the region capitalizes on its diverse attractions, from hiking trails to sporting events.

Cloudy skies are expected to give way to sunshine across Southwest and Central Virginia this afternoon, with a pleasant weekend ahead before a return to heat and humidity. 10 News meteorologist Edward Shaw shares the latest forecast and tracks tropical disturbances in the Atlantic.

As we head into the weekend, expect a shift in the weather! Today kicks off with cloudy skies and patchy fog in the morning, but things will clear up as the day progresses, leading to a beautiful sunset.

Few showers possible today as temps warm.

It’s back-to-school season, and that means lots of school buses will be out on the roads soon, causing concern with everyone.

It has been a very rainy and gloomy day in Southwest Virginia! Although we haven’t had beautiful blue skies, the rain has at least kept us from worsening air quality issues.

In just six months, the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics will be underway. As we hit the halfway countdown, we want to hear from YOU: what sport are you most excited to see? 🥇

Good morning, everyone! Grab your rain gear as you head out today. Scattered showers are sweeping across the region, especially impacting Lynchburg and Southside. 🌧️

Hundreds of families will receive free school supplies, haircuts, and wellness services during CHIP of Roanoke Valley’s fourth annual Back-to-School Celebration today.

More than 150 teaching positions remain unfilled across Southwest Virginia as some school districts prepare to welcome students back this week, according to a 2024 Virginia Department of Education report.

Grab the rain gear as you head out the door!

We have been experiencing fall-like conditions, characterized by lower temperatures and humidity. It has been a welcome break after the late July heat wave.

Cool and clear start to the week! 🌤️ Expect temps in the 70s-80s this afternoon.

Medical experts warn parents to pay attention to how heavy their child’s backpacks are as students get ready to head back to school.

If you’re hungry for adventure, get ready because the Blue Ridge Games are BACK!

Cooler, drier air is here! 🌧️ Expect isolated storms and a break from the heat this weekend, with temps near 80°F.

Forecast high temperatures are in the upper 80s for a lot of the region! Thanks to cloud cover and rain chances, our temperatures will return to near normal for the day.

Dangerous heat and humidity continue in Southwest and Central Virginia, with thunderstorms expected and a cooler pattern on the way. Get the latest forecast from Meteorologist Delaney Wills and the 10 News Weather Authority team.

Weather Authority: Southwest and Central Virginia face extended heat alerts with dangerous temperatures and high humidity. Cooler weather is expected by the weekend as a cold front approaches.

Summer vacation is winding down, and parents across the region are getting their kids ready for the new year.

Dangerous heat and severe storms are impacting Southwest and Central Virginia. Meteorologist Edward Shaw of 10 News breaks down the forecast, from record highs midweek to a much cooler weekend.

Carilion Children’s launched a new pediatric clinic in Rocky Mount, opening its doors to patients today, marking a significant expansion of healthcare services for families in Franklin County.

In his final year on the ballot, Ferrum alum and Southwest Virginia native Billy Wagner is officially a Hall of Famer.

Blacksburg may be quiet for now, but it won’t be long before a little over 37,000 college students descend upon the small town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in late August for the beginning of classes this year. For many students and faculty, the beginning of the fall semester marks the start of something new, and the same could be said for 42-year-old Joey Mullen, a father of two, and the head coach of Virginia Tech’s Club Ice Hockey Team.

A major supplier of methamphetamine and fentanyl, who conspired with others to traffic over 20 kilograms of methamphetamine and fentanyl into Southwest Virginia was sentenced to 145 months in prison Thursday, according to the Department of Justice.

Restaurant owners across Roanoke are keeping a close eye on their businesses following a 1% increase in the meals tax that took effect on July 1, pushing the total rate to 6.5%.

The heat is back with a vengeance across the region, with temperatures soaring into the low to mid-90s and the heat index making it feel even hotter.

Get ready for a sizzling stretch as temperatures soar back into the 90s across Southwest Virginia today, with highs continuing to rise into the weekend.

A few comfortable days are ahead before hot and humid weather returns.

It’s back-to-school time, and if you’re preparing to go back to school, shopping for all the supplies your kids need, there are some things you want to keep in mind.

Roanoke City Public Schools is waiting for $2 million in federal grants, including for programs like teacher development and retention, English language learners, academic enrichment and adult education.

Health officials are advising parents to prioritize vaccinations as students prepare to return to classrooms, with the CDC projecting an increase in COVID-19 activity in 27 states, including Virginia.

Showers and storms are clearing out across Southwest and Central Virginia, bringing a stretch of cooler and sunnier days before heat builds again later in the week.

It has been another rainy and stormy day! As of 6:02 this evening, a few scattered thunderstorms are still moving through the area.

Roanoke Fire-EMS Department and Lynchburg Fire Department announced they are both assisting in portions of Southwest Virginia that have been impacted by floodwaters.

Severe storms are on the horizon, bringing with them the threat of flooding and gusty winds.

With a very humid atmosphere and slow-moving upper-level winds, any storm that has developed the past few days has been a soaker. This pattern will continue into the next few days as well.

Hot and muggy conditions will continue for the next several days.

Flash flood risks remain elevated in Southwest and Central Virginia as a pattern of hot, humid, and rainy weather continues. Meteorologist Delaney Wills reports the latest on continued flooding threats, persistent storms, and a potential tropical system developing in the Gulf.

Wednesday morning is kicking off a bit cloudy and sticky.

The Virginia Department of Health updated its Higher Education Tobacco Policy Dashboard this week, giving many colleges and universities in SWVA a low grade.

As showers and storms persist, the risk of flash flooding remains high due to recent heavy rainfall.

Calm weather has arrived!

While City of Salem Director of Tourism Carey Harveycutter believed that there were plenty of net positives from the fair, he also called it a “good, not great” run, with many external factors forcing him and his staff to be flexible with planning.

More than $6 billion in federal education funding remains on hold by the Trump administration and could impact programs in Southwest Virginia.

Rain chances are on the rise through the weekend for Southwest and Central Virginia, with hot and humid weather sticking around according to 10 News's meteorologist. Recent days have brought big differences in rainfall, and more storms could be on the way.

New concerns about funding for rural hospitals in Southwest Virginia.

An iconic steam locomotive is returning to Southwest Virginia.

Floods are one of the most common severe weather events in Southwest Virginia, but they can also be some of the hardest to predict.

The Trump administration has withheld billions of dollars nationwide in grants that were supposed to have been given out on July 1. The U.S. Department of Education said it reviewing the programs to ensure they align with the administration’s priorities.

Calm weather has arrived!

Get the latest on the Dan River flood warning, severe storm risks, and temperature outlook for southwest and central Virginia.

Dan River Could Reach Minor Flood Stage Today

Thousands flocked to the Vinton War Memorial to enjoy the annual 4th of July Celebration in Vinton

Calm Weather Has Arrived!

The Fourth of July can be a joyous time for some people, but for some veterans dealing with PTSD, it can be triggering.

Plenty of areas in Central and Southwest Virginia will be holding celebrations on July 4th this year!

Calm Weather Has Arrived!

The Blue Ridge Games are almost here and 10 News Anchor John Appicello takes you along on one of his hikes up McAfee Knob.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced $67 million in grants and loans from the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund to help communities across the state prepare for flooding.

The pattern is shifting

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of Southwest and Central Virginia, with storms likely into tonight and temperatures swinging as rain and cooler air move in.

We are so close to the return of the Blue Ridge Games, whether hiking, cycling or scavenger hunting, people across Southwest Virginia can get out, explore what the area has to offer and win prizes.