Southwest and Central Virginia will feel cool, dry air this week with sunny skies, limited rain, and warming temperatures. Drought concerns surface as fall foliage season nears, according to 10 News Weather Authority.
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.
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.
Unseasonably cool temperatures and persistent rain, combined with an increased flash flood risk and inbound tropical moisture, are shaping the weather this week in Southwest and Central Virginia, according to 10 News's meteorologist Abbie Coleman.
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.
Storms and rain are expected tonight in Southwest and Central Virginia, with a brief cool down and clearer weather early this week before temperatures rise again.
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.
Scattered storms, hazy sunshine, and tropical humidity headline the weekend weather for the Roanoke and Central Virginia region. Find out what the Weather Authority expects through Tuesday and when to look for some relief.
Southwest and Central Virginia are in for a stretch of warm, muggy days with scattered showers and thunderstorms through next week. Expect 1 to 2 inches of rain, highs in the 80s to 90s, and brief windows for outdoor plans.
Stay informed about the upcoming weather changes in Southwest and Central Virginia with 10 News. Winter storms are expected to bring snow, ice, and rain.
Stay updated with WSLS.com's forecast as we approach an active weather pattern this weekend. From lake effect snow to a developing wintry mix, here's what you need to know.
Get the latest Monday evening weather forecast from Chief Meteorologist Jeff Hanowich. Expect some changes tonight with scattered showers, a breezy Tuesday, and a potentially wet Thanksgiving.
Prepare for a cold snap! Snow showers and chilly temperatures are expected in Southwest and Central Virginia. Read the latest forecast details.
Get the latest weather forecast and updates for the upcoming weekend. Stay informed about potential showers and the end of Daylight Saving Time with Weather Authority.
Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich reports warm and dry conditions for Halloween with increasing cloud cover. A weekend cooldown is expected as a cold front passes through.
Sunday afternoon brings the chance of seeing severe weather as storms will start to develop. Monday brings a higher chance at seeing severe storms.
Sunday afternoon brings the chance of seeing severe weather as storms will start to develop. Monday brings a higher chance at seeing severe storms.
A Weather Authority Alert Day remains in effect through mid-to-late Saturday evening. We’re continuing to track strong storms rolling through the region, and high heat. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to keep you up-to-date with the latest.
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