Southwest and Central Virginia are experiencing chilly winds and cold temperatures, with some warming expected as New Year's Eve approaches. Check out the latest Weather Authority forecast from 10 News on WSLS.com for what to expect in your area.

Southwest and Central Virginia are dealing with blustery winds, sharp temperature drops and a cold front on Dec. 29, while New Year's Eve is forecast to be cold but dry according to 10 News's meteorologist Delaney Willis.

If you liked yesterday, you're in luck! Similar conditions on deck for today with a warm change later this week.

Great news for our warm weather fans as above average temperatures enter the area and stick around for Christmas!

After a brutally cold start to the week, we are finally seeing some relief from the horrid temperatures. Our feels-like temperatures this evening will line up fairly close with the actual air temperatures! Lows tonight will fall into the mid to lower 30s, which is actually seasonal for this time of year!

10 News meteorologist Parker Beasley shares forecasts for a rainy weekend across Southwest and Central Virginia, including high school football outlook, temperature trends, and monitoring of possible tropical impacts next week.

Find out what’s ahead for Southwest and Central Virginia this weekend with the latest forecast from the 10 News Weather Authority, including warm temperatures, current conditions, and what to expect for the week ahead.

Another warm week is up ahead for us! Expect to see temperatures in the low to mid 80s for the majority of the week, except for Tuesday and Wednesday, where we will have a slight change of pace.

Cooler temperatures and increased rain chances are on the way for Southwest and Central Virginia, with the indirect influence of Hurricane Aaron and shifts in the weekend forecast.

Showers and storms continue through tomorrow morning for Southwest and Central Virginia, with rising heat and humidity expected into the weekend. Tropical Storm Erin remains a storm to watch in the Atlantic according to the 10 News Weather Authority.

Flash flood risk and severe heat grip Southwest and Central Virginia as storms move through. Relief is expected by the weekend as humidity and temperatures drop, according to WSLS 10 News Weather Authority.

Temperatures are on the rise across Southwest and Central Virginia, with 10 News’s meteorologist Jeff Haniewich predicting highs in the mid to upper 90s and limited rain chances through the weekend.

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.

Scattered storms, flash flood risk, and hot, humid weather are expected across Southwest and Central Virginia. See what the Weather Authority forecasts for your weekend and upcoming week.

Today we will continue with heat and humidity, which will fuel showers and storms later on this afternoon.

Severe thunderstorms moved through Southwest and Central Virginia Friday evening, with improving weather expected for the weekend and summer-like heat forecast next week. Get the full outlook from WSLS 10 News's Weather Authority.

10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich walks you through what to expect as showers and storms roll into Southwest and Central Virginia, with cooler temperatures in place and big warmup ahead next week.

Cool, cloudy conditions will linger across Southwest and Central Virginia through Memorial Day, with widespread rain likely by Tuesday and a warming trend expected late week.

Catch up on the latest weather updates with chief meteorologist Jeff Hannah, featuring frigid temperatures, the aftermath of a southern snowstorm, and this week's weather forecast.

The WSLS Weather Authority has been busy crunching all the meteorological data that helps paint a picture of this upcoming winter.