ROANOKE, Va. – Temperatures are in the 50s across the region with some patchy fog and a few clouds Monday morning. Conditions will clear through the next few hours with temperatures warming.
Temperatures are a tad on the warmer side on Monday, with most areas reaching the 80-degree mark. Areas along the Blue Ridge will keep a little cooler than others.
Our next front starts to push in Tuesday night. Scattered rain showers will build in for the NRV and Highlands around the 8 p.m. hour, with overnight showers continuing to push across the region.
Most of the rain looks to conclude by the middle of Wednesday afternoon with a few showers lingering.
Rainfall estimates range from 0.25 in to 1.0 in through the end of Wednesday.
A reminder that a lot of Southwest Virginia is either abnormally or moderately dry, and the rainfall is needed.
Here is the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center. Odds continue to increase for tropical development of a wave that looks to travel across the Atlantic.
Your Local Weather Authority is keeping a close eye on this area.
The next name on the 2025 Atlantic Basin Hurricane Name list is Jerry.
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