The City of Roanoke have been doing their best to try and keep the roads cleared, with snowplow crews working on twenty-four-hour rotations seven days a week.

Firefighters battling a house fire in Roanoke Thursday faced an additional opponent: winter weather conditions that turned every movement into a challenge.

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The Virginia Department of Transportation is turning to specialized equipment to tackle stubborn ice and snow on secondary roads across the Salem district, where crews face their biggest challenge yet following this week’s winter storm.

As temperatures plummet, the Danville Area Humane Society is working to rescue animals from dangerous winter conditions, with shelter officials urging the public to report strays before severe weather hits.

While road salt helped clear Southwest Virginia’s roads after recent snowstorms, experts warn the environmental impact could last for decades, potentially threatening wildlife and water supplies.

Southwest Virginia continues its recovery from a recent winter storm as road crews shift their focus from major highways to residential areas, while authorities warn of new hazards for commuters.

Bedford County locals braved the snow and icy roads to get last minute supplies.

The promised snowy weather has arrived, with many places around Southwest Virginia getting blanketed in a sheet of snow on Saturday. Out in Christiansburg, residents embraced the sometimes-unpredictable output of snow while making last minute preparations.

As snow continues to fall across our area, we want to see what conditions look like near you.

With a winter storm fast approaching, 10 News is working for you with everything you need to know to keep your car safe ahead of the snow and ice.

Across Southwest Virginia, everyone is gearing up for the winter weather that will be sweeping across the region.

Places like the RAM House have been opening their doors as early as seven in the morning to get people inside and out of the cold.

Some in our area spent the day stocking up and making sure they had enough supplies for this weekend’s weather.

As winter weather approaches, officials are urging residents to stay off roads this weekend while emergency crews prepare for potential hazards ranging from icy roads to power outages.

As this weekend's winter storm makes its way to Southwest Virginia, we are tracking multiple types of wintry precipitation. Learn about how difference types are precipitation are formed and how it affects a forecast!

Power companies and local communities across the New River Valley are mobilizing resources and personnel in preparation for potential widespread outages as a winter storm approaches the region.

As winter weather approaches, residents can take practical steps to prepare using common household items and affordable supplies.

Blue Ridge Parkway announced that visitors can expect parkwide closures in preparation for the incoming winter storm that is expected to impact much of our region.

The City of Roanoke is asking for drivers to do their best to keep the roads clear by doing one of two things: park in either your own driveway and/or garages or park on one side of the street.

As Southwest Virginia faces its biggest snowstorm in a decade, Bedford County residents are taking proactive steps to prepare for potential power outages. Local resident Danny Johnson shares practical advice on sealing windows, prepping for no electricity, and staying warm using tried-and-true methods. Learn how neighbors are staying safe and what to do if the power goes out during this historic winter storm.

Bedford County is bracing for a potentially historic winter storm this weekend, the first major snowfall in Southwest Virginia in a decade. Residents are proactively stocking up on groceries, fuel, and emergency supplies to stay safe and comfortable during the storm. Local voices share their preparations and advice as the community urges everyone to get ready early and stay indoors when the snow hits.

As winter weather intensifies across Southwest Virginia, health and emergency management experts are warning residents about lesser-known cold weather dangers that extend beyond the typical concerns of hypothermia and frostbite.

Today is a layering day! We start off cold this morning with temperatures in the 20s and end up this afternoon back in mid 50s.

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Sunday and Monday for dangerous wind chills that will enter the area following an arctic front.

Check out this amazing footage caught from first-person perspective, as well as from the skies, via our action camera and station drone!

The Virginia Department of Emergency Management in partnership with the National Weather Service, will recognize Winter Weather Awareness Week from Dec. 8-12, 2025, VDEM announced Tuesday.

Widespread snow is covering Southwest and Central Virginia this morning, with the highest totals in the New River Valley. 10 News’s meteorologist shares up-to-date snow accumulation, current road conditions, and what to expect heading into the weekend.

Winter weather poses significant risks for seniors, particularly those with Alzheimer's or dementia, highlighting the importance of community support and proactive caregiving strategies.

Think you’re a pro when it comes to the history of winter weather in Southwest Virginia? Take this quiz to test your knowledge!

Much of Southwest and Central Virginia is waking up to a winter surprise Friday morning.

Forecasting for an entire season is very difficult, and it’s no secret that it lacks the skill of a day-to-day forecast.

With winter weather not far away, power outages will likely follow. Staff at Appalachian Power Company are preparing for the worst, and 10 News Photojournalist Jordan Parham got a behind-the-scenes look at how they are getting ready.

Grayson County public schools have faced significant challenges this school year, missing more than 30 days due to weather-related closures and delays.

As snow days pile up, school districts are working hard to ensure students complete the school year on time. Virginia mandates a minimum of 180 instructional days or 990 instructional hours.

Parts of Southwest Virginia are still reeling from this weekend’s storms that brought flooding to areas already impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Schools across New River Valley are once again closed due to winter weather.

The snow came down consistently all morning for the second time this month, and for the folks living in the New River Valley, it’s been a love-hate relationship with all this weather.

Virginians are once again preparing for another round of winter weather. Governor Youngkin is making sure more resources are available and encouraging Virginians to not only prepare but also stay off the roads.

As a significant winter storm approaches, the Virginia State Police are urging residents across the Commonwealth to prepare and plan ahead.

When living along the creek, you may expect it to flood every so often, but that doesn’t mean it gets any easier when it does.

The Red Cross advices people to have an emergency kit ready to go, listen to local officials and to always stay informed.

The City of Salem is recovering from flooding overnight. City officials say the Roanoke River in Salem crested early this morning and water levels have receded rapidly.

The aftermath of this week’s winter storm continues to impact many areas in the region, with cleanup efforts still underway. Floyd and Franklin counties have both declared a state of emergency due to widespread power outages, with more than half of residents in Franklin County still without electricity as of late Friday afternoon.

The Floyd County Board of Supervisors ordered a state of emergency within the County and a local emergency due to severe winter weather.

Franklin County has declared a local state of emergency and activated its Emergency Operations Center to respond to a recent winter storm that caused widespread power outages and hazardous road conditions.

If a driver allows snow and/or ice to pile up on top of their car and it causes damage to another car or person, they could be subject to Virginia’s negligence law.

With all this winter weather still coming down, power outages are a major concern.

Winter weather has brought ice across the region causing widespread power outages, but for the folks in Pulaski County without power, they have a place to come and get war

The winter storm sweeping through has left 34,322 Appalachian Power customers in our region without power, with numbers rising.

The New River Valley saw a bit of everything as winter weather hit the area. The snow started early and it didn’t let up all day.

Many areas of our region are expected to be without power on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Virginia Department of Transportation has warned travelers of hazardous roads due to the winter storm currently impacting our area.

The Roanoke Police Department are offering up some tips to keep safe on the roads as well as some hazards to watch out for.

As temperatures drop it is important to check on family, friends and your vehicle.

As temperatures plummet to frigid lows, animal experts are urging pet owners to take extra precautions to protect their animals. Pets, like their owners, are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia, making it essential to limit their outdoor exposure during cold weather.

As temperatures plunge, it’s easy to forget about what’s happening behind your walls, particularly with your pipes. They are feeling the freeze, and it’s crucial to take steps to prevent a major mess in your home. No one wants to deal with frozen pipes and the damage they can cause, but the good news is that there are easy ways to prevent it—and it’s not too late to take action.

In the New River Valley, the temperatures continue to feel like it’s in the single digits, prompting the need for warming shelters.

Roanoke's Public Works Plow Through Challenges to Keep Streets Safe Amid Back-to-Back Snowstorms.

With yet another winter storm impacting our region, authorities are ensuring locals stay safe on the roads during these dangerous conditions.

With icy road conditions impacting our region, the risk of car accidents has increased. Virginia State Police has seen a major uptick in car crashes since Winter Storm Blair, and with a higher risk of car accidents, there’s an increased risk of road rage.

The recent winter storm brought freezing temperatures, ice, and snow, leading to hundreds of crashes across the Commonwealth. Virginia State Police are urging drivers to plan ahead as another storm looms this weekend.

Residents within a 50-mile radius of Roanoke face challenges securing hotel accommodations due to a policy restricting local bookings, even amidst severe winter weather and power outages.

With winter weather just hitting our area and even more expected in the coming days, that means for emergency crews and folks working at the hospitals, it’s all hands on deck. Oftentimes those emergencies may require a blood transfusion.

With winter weather just hitting our area and even more expected in the coming days, that means for emergency crews and folks working at the hospitals, it’s all hands-on deck.

10 News Meteorologist Edward Shaw is working for you, giving you a future outlook for weather in our region these next few days.

Ice hit the New River Valley hard causing wide-spread power outages. In the Shawsville area of Montgomery County, over 90% of homes were without power.

Despite the mess on the roads, kids across the region had some fun in the snow on Monday.

These winter storms that we are experiencing in our region can increase the risk in getting carbon monoxide poisoning.

With a Weather Authority Alert Day issued for today, Monday, Jan. 6, our 10 News Weather Team is here to help you navigate the winter conditions. We know you might have questions about what to expect and how to prepare, and we’re ready to provide the answers you need.

Virginia State Police responded to 181 crashes statewide overnight, 20 of which resulted in injuries.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is advising motorists not to travel in parts of Virginia on Sunday afternoon into Monday.

With snow and ice in the forecast this weekend AAA Mid-Atlantic is urging drivers to stay updated on weather forecasts.

Roanoke's Fire and EMS crews prepare for winter emergencies by equipping vehicles with chains, coordinating with the city for road clearance, and advising residents on safety measures.

Ice is expected across the region, and that means the potential for power outages, but if you do have a power outage, it’s important you have the right items with you at home to stay warm and safe.

As winter weather approaches, schools in our region are taking steps to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Roanoke City is speaking on winter weather preparations for the coming weekend.

As winter weather looms, nearby communities are preparing for the possibility of a wintry mix in the coming days. With road safety a top priority, local public works departments are taking action to ensure streets remain clear.

With the wintry weather and icy conditions in our region Sunday many will be driving in poor conditions. Triple A has come up with some tips to keep you safe driving this winter, and here are some of those tips:

As wintry weather settles over Southwest and Central Virginia, with temperatures in the 30s and a mix of precipitation expected, it’s the perfect time to enjoy holiday activities from the comfort of your home. With Winter Weather Advisories in place and icy conditions likely, staying indoors can be both safe and enjoyable. Here are some fun ideas to keep you entertained while avoiding the roads.

Winter weather has hit our region with bitter temperatures and high wind.  I talked to Appalachian Power leaders on how they prepare for this weather.

Winter weather is starting to impact our region with very cold temperatures, 10 News Meteorologist Edward Shaw gives you a Tuesday evening weather update.

As freezing temperatures sweep across Southwest Virginia, the risk to those without shelter continues to rise. In response, the City of Lynchburg has partnered with the Salvation Army to open an overnight warming shelter, providing essential relief to some of the community’s most vulnerable residents.

These bitter temperatures could spell serious trouble for people without reliable shelter, but help is available in our communities.

Think you’re a pro when it comes to the history of winter weather in Southwest Virginia? Take this quiz to test your knowledge!

Forecasting for an entire season is very difficult, and it’s no secret that it lacks the skill of a day-to-day forecast.

Among the snow, rain and hail that fell Thursday, there was also graupel.

Even if there’s no snow, rain, sleet and ice can be dangerous, especially if you’re out on the road.

Tuesday brought ice, flooding and severe storms to the area, but there were some great photos to show for it.

Our Weather Authority Alert Day has ended. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know how much ice accumulated, and more details as we look ahead to our next storm system.

A Weather Authority Alert Day is in effect Saturday, Jan. 6 as winter weather continues to move through Central and Southwest Virginia.

As winter weather moved through Central and Southwest Virginia Saturday morning, our viewers sent us photos from their neck of the woods.

Not many people look forward to winter weather but it’s important to remain safe whenever it arrives.

If you have to be on the roads tomorrow, and you’re in a crash, we’re working for you with the steps you need to take.

With cold and messy weather making its way in, we wanted to see how people in our area are getting ready for it.

VDOT, along with different localities are prepping the roads to keep you safe.

The city of Lynchburg is partnering with the Salvation Army to open an overnight warming center for unsheltered individuals and families.

People tend to buy what ACE calls the three S's: Salt, Shovels and Sleds.

As we continue tracking the upcoming winter storm, we’ve been working for you to talk to local officials about how they are staying prepared.

Think you’re a pro when it comes to the history of winter weather in Southwest Virginia? Take this quiz to test your knowledge!