Your out the door forecast today is pleasant with highs in the lower 70s along with lots of sunshine! Although we stay dry today, conditions will change rapidly overnight ahead of our next weather maker.
The ridge that we have been tracking for the past week is now close enough to our area to influence our temperature setup! We will stay above average until the start of next work week, then we return to seasonal temperatures.
Your election day forecast starts off chilly this morning! If you are headed out to the polls, be sure to grab the big coat! It is a half-and-half say with more seasonal temperatures returning to the area for the second half of the day.
As you head out the door this morning, you’ll want to grab the big coat! Temperatures as of 7 AM are only reaching into the 30s and 40s. We also have cold weather alerts in place across the region. A Freeze Warning was placed into effect at midnight, and this will not expire until 9 AM on Tuesday.
Your out-the-door, forecast this morning is very similar to Thursday’s! We have the chance for a few stray showers but will stay mostly dry for the remainder of the day. It’ll be a great afternoon to get outside!
Bundle up this morning! Our temperatures have fallen into the 20s and 30s thanks to radiational cooling overnight.
Freeze warnings are in effect across Southwest and Central Virginia, with overnight lows dipping into the 20s and 30s before a big warmup brings 70s and 80s by the weekend, according to 10 News meteorologist Edward Shaw.
Freeze warnings and chilly mornings are in effect for Southwest and Central Virginia, with overnight temperatures expected in the upper 20s and low 30s. Warmer days and sunny skies are forecast for the coming week, with little chance of rain.
A strong cold front that passed through yesterday caused a rainy Easter morning. Now we are seeing the colder air really set into the region this morning; hourly temperatures will reach into the 60s later on in the day. Sunshine will make it feel a bit warmer than the actual air temperature.
Radar scans this morning show a few showers and storms starting to work their way into parts of West Virginia. As we continue to see storms developing, the coverage will be scattered at best, but a few of these storms could pack a punch.
Your out-the-door forecast looks stunning this morning! We will stay mostly clear and warm as highs reach into the lower 80s, but a few isolated showers can’t be ruled out this afternoon. It would be good to pack the umbrella just in case!
Some much-needed rainfall is on the way for this afternoon and evening. You’ll want to pack the umbrella and the rain jacket for the evening commute, especially! Right now, the line of showers is further to our north, but will affect us within the next couple of hours.
Your out-the-door forecast this morning is much better than yesterday! We are about 10 degrees above where we sat yesterday, with just a few clouds passing through the region. It will be a great day for any outdoor plans
Some of us are waking up to light snow accumulation this morning! This weather whiplash shows us just how strong a cold front we had passing through yesterday! The temperature change has been so harsh that the remaining moisture behind our cold front brought snowfall to the region.
Quiet tonight but isolated showers will form on Sunday with the main event coming on Monday. Please stay weather aware early next week as a Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Monday due to the potential for strong-to-severe storms.
The weekend starts nice but ends with more clouds and a better chance for some showers. And a Weather Authority Alert Day is in effect for Monday due to the possibility of severe weather.
Out the door forecast today looks so nice! If anything, as you are headed out this morning, you just need a light jacket! A few clouds are also in the mix, but most of us will stay dry. A few showers are possible in the mountains, however.
Your out the door forecast today shows that we are still dealing with temperatures in the 30s and a few remaining showers. You’ll also need the umbrella later on this afternoon. We do have a summer-like forecast in the future, however! Looking towards the second half of the workweek and into the weekend, we may have the chance to tie a few records for high temperatures!
This morning, our temperatures have stayed fairly mild due to overnight cloud cover and a bit of fog this morning. You’ll want to have a bit of extra time for the morning commute as the fog is most dense in the NRV and Roanoke Valleys. Fog will lift around 8-9 AM.
A Nor’Easter has brought many blizzard warnings and heavy snowfall to New England and much of the Northeast. Here locally, we are seeing the effects of the moisture wrapping around the center of low pressure here in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
We are starting off with heavy rain this morning, now moving across our viewing area. This will bring some visibility issues to an already foggy area. The good news is that once this line of heavy showers passes through, it will help clear the fog out, and we will see rapid clearing and gusty conditions to follow behind this front.
Your Out The Door forecast this morning doesn’t warrant an umbrella, but it will soon this afternoon! We are starting off our day with variable cloudcover, followed by afternoon showers.
A soaking rain is expected to bring welcome drought relief to Southwest and Central Virginia, followed by a big jump into springlike temperatures. Check what to expect and when with your Weather Authority update from 10 News.
Your bus stop forecast isn’t too bad this morning! Southwest Virginia temperatures are very seasonal with a lot of sunshine throughout the day today! Overall, we are looking forward to a beautiful Friday.
Southwest and Central Virginia wake up to unusually mild February temperatures as rain tapers off, but ongoing drought remains a concern. Next chance for meaningful rainfall expected Sunday.
Roanoke Valley and Southwest Virginia are in for rapid temperature changes this week, with a brief warm spell followed by a sharp cool down and increasing rain chances for Valentine’s Day weekend.
If you stepped outside early this morning, you probably noticed the classic February chill. But keep the heavy coat handy only for the morning—by afternoon, Southwest and Central Virginia will be feeling anything but wintry. We’re experiencing a remarkable jump in temperatures, with highs expected to reach the low 60s!
Southwest and Central Virginia are finally set to break out of a stubborn cold snap, with 10 News forecasting much warmer weather to arrive this week after lingering snow and icy conditions. Get the latest verified temperatures, upcoming rain chances, and what to expect in the days ahead.
Winter weather advisories and strong winds are expected to impact southwest and central Virginia, with accumulating snow possible in several counties. 10 News meteorologist Jeff Haniewich explains what to watch for as temperatures drop and conditions turn blustery.
Radar scans as of 5:07 AM show a few flurries across Southside and the New River Valley. These are very low impact and will only stand to add to the dusting of snow we received overnight.
Brutal cold and snow are forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia this weekend, with extreme wind chills and snow showers expected south of Route 460. Get the latest updates from meteorologist Jeff Haniewich and the 10 News Weather Authority team.
Southwest and Central Virginia are facing snow and bitter cold, with the highest chance for wintry weather late Friday into Saturday, according to 10 News meteorologist Jeff Haniewich. Temperatures will remain well below normal, with potential snow lingering through Saturday night and some relief by next week.
A dangerously cold air mass has moved into Southwest and Central Virginia, prompting an Alert Day through Saturday. Wind chills are forecast to plunge well below zero, with only minor flurries after the recent weekend snowfall.
A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Monday, the 26th, through Sunday the 1st. In the wake of our weekend winter storm, bitterly cold air will move into the region and bring dangerously cold wind chills each morning of the week.
Southwest and Central Virginia are facing a Weather Authority Alert Day as an arctic front brings dangerously cold wind chills. 10 News’s meteorologist explains what to expect and when, with a confirmed drop in temperatures and gusty winds impacting the region.
A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Tuesday due to dangerously cold temperatures. Our temperature setup brings much of the East Coast below average temperatures beginning on Tuesday. This, paired with high winds, will be dangerous for some.
Yesterday's cold front brought frigid temperatures and some moisture to aid in rain showers and occasional snowfall. Looking ahead into tomorrow, another cold front will pass through and bring more cold air to begin the week.
Southwest and Central Virginia face a weekend of clipper systems and a significant chance of rare snow in the Carolinas, along with wind chills and below-average temperatures, according to 10 News Weather Authority.
A few snow flurries have worked their way into the region overnight and into the early morning hours today. This is all because of a quick-moving clipper system that will exit within the next couple of hours. We will then clear out the cloud cover for the remainder of the day!
Although most of the region has a mild morning in store, everything will change into the evening and overnight hours tonight. A sudden chill takes over as a cold front passes through that will very much live up to its name.
Rain is expected throughout the day, offering needed moisture due to ongoing drought conditions, but it won't be enough to alleviate the situation. A warm front is currently influencing the area, but a cold front will arrive by afternoon, bringing thunderstorms and potential light flash-flooding, especially on roads and bridges.
While we have been dry early this morning, that will change later on in the morning! This weekend will be one where you need to keep the umbrella handy. Once this next system exits, we will have a drastic drop in temperatures in the wake of a cold front.
As you are headed out the door this morning, you may only need a light jacket! Temperatures are very mild. We will quickly warm up into the 60s by noon and reach a high of 63 degrees.
