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 Saturday, the 31st. 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.

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.

Windy conditions are will be in play today and could cause some minor road debris. Find out about today's weather conditions!

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.

Though today may be a tad chilly, a warm up is ahead!

Though today is the day we are closest to the sun, below average temperatures remain in play!

A new cold front is moving into Southwest and Central Virginia, bringing much-needed rain, a sharp temperature drop, and only limited drought relief. See the full Weather Authority forecast from 10 News, including details on expected rain timing and temperature swings.

After a cool start to the day, we warm up quickly! Temperatures this afternoon will be a bit above average for this time of year.

A quick-moving system brings a chance of flurries and blustery winds to Southwest and Central Virginia on New Year’s Eve, with colder-than-normal temperatures and a mild start to 2026 expected.

It has been a quiet start to the last day of 2025, with cold temperatures and windy weather. Our headlines for the day show the cold start is followed by a blustery afternoon and the potential for a few flurries flying overnight!

Our air temperatures have certainly made for a FRIDGID start! Our feels-like temperatures have plummeted into the teens, single digits, and even a few spots below zero this morning! This morning is the perfect time for the big coat, mittens, and hat!

The last Monday of 2025 will bring a big drop in temperatures and blustery winds! A colder pattern will hold through the end of the year.

10 News forecasts a sunny weekend and unusually warm temperatures for Southwest and Central Virginia heading into Christmas, with only limited rain chances next week.

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.

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Friday, December 12th, for accumulating snowfall mainly west of I-81.

10 News’s Weather Authority update: Snow showers are tapering off across Southwest and Central Virginia, but a bitter cold night is expected with the risk of slick roads. Find out how long the chill will last and what to expect in the days ahead.

Temperatures have stayed below freezing through the night and will continue to do so through the rest of the morning.

Today and tomorrow are looking dry, but we will quickly return to winter weather come Monday!

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.

Snowfall & Slick Conditions Expected Friday. Check Out The Details Now!

It is time to break out the sweaters and fluffy coats if you haven't already!

After an overcast start to our Thursday, clouds have parted a bit this afternoon to allow for a few peeks of sunshine! However, this will be short-lived. We have an increase in cloud cover back in the forecast this evening, ahead of more showers tonight.

We have had quite the temperature rollercoaster these past few days, and we will be nothing if not consistent this next week! Temperatures this afternoon still stand in the 60s and 70s, but a major change is on the way.

It has been a beautiful but chilly morning today! We are starting off in the 30s and 40s today, but a quick warm-up is on deck thanks to abundant sunshine.

Windy, warm, and dry conditions are upon us and are causing concern for the threat of wildfires

Blustery winds and high fire danger continue throughout Southwest and Central Virginia, with temperatures feeling more like fall and a calmer, wetter weekend expected according to 10 News’s meteorologist Delaney Willis.

If you enjoy the breezy weather, you have certainly been a fan of the past few days. We have been locked into a windy pattern, and today will be no different. Along with the high winds, our high temperatures today will be very seasonal, in the upper 50s and lower 60s. We won’t see anything more than a few passing clouds today!

Southwest and Central Virginia face a frigid start to the week with biting wind chills and gusty winds, but a warm-up is expected later according to 10 News’s Edward Shaw.

If you enjoy the cold weather, you are in for a treat with these next few weather makers. We have not one, not two, but three fronts that will swing into our area throughout the weekend and next work week, bringing the first arctic blast of the season.

10 News Weather Authority reports on Southwest and Central Virginia’s ongoing warmth, the approaching rainfall Friday night into Saturday, and a sharp cooldown next week.

Southwest and Central Virginia are seeing beautiful Election Day weather with clear skies, seasonable temperatures, and low rain chances. A dry cold front and the year’s biggest supermoon are in the forecast.

Today we have had stunning weather to kick off the work week! This afternoon featured lots of sunshine, blue sky, and high winds.

Get the latest weekend forecast for Southwest & Central Virginia, including sunny and chilly conditions, a special visit to Millboro Elementary, and weather details for college football games.

Strong winds and chilly nights are in the forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia, with Halloween expected to be clear but breezy. Next rain chances return early next week.

Heavy rain is soaking Southwest and Central Virginia tonight, with flooding potential and changing conditions expected for Halloween and the weekend.

Started off rainy, but there's clear skies ahead this week!

Heating and drying up later in the week, but first some rain

Southwest and Central Virginia start October 3 with crisp fall temperatures and low humidity, with warmer afternoons ahead and midweek rain chances expected. Weather Authority's latest updates from Parker Beasley at WSLS.com.

10 News meteorologist Jeff Haniewich breaks down rainy weather in Southwest and Central Virginia, provides a timeline for thunderstorms, and tracks a tropical system that could impact the region early next week.

A persistent stretch of soaking rain is set to bring relief to Southwest and Central Virginia this week, with rainfall amounts of up to 5 inches expected in some areas, along with notable swings in temperatures and an active tropical outlook.

Southwest and Central Virginia are experiencing above-average temperatures and expanding drought, with rain chances holding off until next week. Tropical Storm Gabrielle is being tracked but is expected to stay out to sea.

10 News meteorologist Delaney Willis explains how precipitation percentages are calculated in your local rain forecast and what those numbers truly mean. Get the inside scoop on what to expect in the days ahead.

10 News meteorologist Edward Shaw shares the latest update for Southwest and Central Virginia: a major cool-down, much-needed rain after drought, and rapid warming later in the week, plus monitoring the tropics.

Southwest and Central Virginia are expected to see warming trends, sunny skies, and early signs of fall foliage as cooler nights give way to warmer days, with no rain in sight according to 10 News Weather Authority.

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 cold front will bring showers and storms to Southwest and Central Virginia, with temperatures warming before a weekend cooldown. A tropical system is also being monitored in the Atlantic.

Thunderstorms expected across Southwest and Central Virginia Wednesday, with a refreshing cool-down on the way. Hurricane Erin remains offshore but brings impacts to the region.

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.

Heavier rainfall and flash flood concerns in Southwest and Central Virginia, especially in Southside and Lynchburg. Rain tapers with below-average temps before a return to 90s next week.

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.

Cool, dry weather continues for Southwest and Central Virginia as an unusual cold air dam keeps temperatures below average. Rain and tropical moisture are expected to move in later this week and into next.

Severe storms and high humidity are impacting Southwest and Central Virginia, but a cold front is forecast to bring relief with cooler, less humid air.

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.

Much of the Mid-Atlantic has been experiencing a very hot and humid pattern recently. All of that is set to change with this next weather-maker moving into the region!

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.

A brief break from rain is expected across Southwest and Central Virginia before a surge of heat and humidity later this week, according to 10 News meteorologist Edward Shaw. Weekend storm chances are also in the forecast.

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.

Showers, storms, and dangerous heat are in the forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia this week. Find out what’s ahead with the latest forecast from 10 News.

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 can expect heat, humidity, and scattered thunderstorms this weekend with some relief from high temperatures likely by midweek, according to 10 News Weather Authority.

Dangerous heat triggers Weather Authority alerts across Southwest and Central Virginia, with severe storm risks and persistent high temperatures in the forecast.

Showers and storms will push in along a potent front that will bring the potential for severe weather across Southwest Virginia.

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.

Scattered storms and elevated severe weather risk expected for Southwest and Central Virginia through the weekend, with warm, humid conditions and shifting storm chances into next week.

Southwest and Central Virginia are under moderate air quality alerts due to lingering Canadian wildfire smoke, with a forecast for scattered storms and warm temperatures this weekend.

Temperatures remain stubbornly cool in Southwest and Central Virginia, but 10 News meteorologist Delaney Willis explains when you can expect a return to warmer, more seasonal weather and what’s in store for rain through the weekend.

Cooler-than-average temperatures and breezy skies kick off Memorial Day weekend in Southwest and Central Virginia, with increasing rain chances later in the holiday.

Stay informed about severe weather warnings, potential rainfall, and temperature forecasts for Southwest Virginia.

Enjoy a sunny weekend before rain returns next week. Get the latest forecast and updates from Weather Authority.

Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts for Southwest and Central Virginia.

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Stay updated with the latest weather forecast in Virginia with WSLS's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich. Enjoy sunny skies ahead and prepare for changing winds and possible showers.

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 the latest weather conditions and forecasts for Southwest and Central Virginia, including precipitation, temperature changes, and potential impacts.

Stay updated on the latest ice and snow forecasts in Southwest and Central Virginia with WSLS Weather Authority.

Check out the forecast for a snow and ice storm impacting Southwest and Central Virginia, plus a look at current conditions and a weekly outlook.

Stay informed about the latest weather updates in Southwest and Central Virginia with the Weather Authority's detailed forecast.

It’s another Weather Authority Alert Day, and we want to see how it’s impacting you!

Stay updated with the latest weather forecast, including wind alerts and rising temperatures over the next few days.

Weather Authority provides updates on extreme cold conditions in Virginia and an unusual snowstorm affecting southern states.

Weather Authority Alert Day in effect as Arctic air mass brings frigid temperatures and negative wind chill values. Stay updated on the latest forecast.

Get ready for snowfall in Southwest and Central Virginia as a fast-moving storm system approaches. Find out more about the forecast and expected conditions.

Prepare for colder temperatures and breezy conditions in Southwest and Central Virginia. Find out what's in store for the upcoming days.

Stay informed about the latest weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia, including snow showers, cold temperatures, and potential weekend storms.

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.

A Wintry Mix Is Moving In - Who will see snow?

Get the latest weather updates from chief meteorologist Jeff Hanna as rain showers and a chilly start to the New Year approach.

10 News Meteorologist Edward Shaw, gave a weather outlook and update for our area Thursday morning.

Stay prepared for Southeast and Central Virginia's potential wintry mix with the latest update from Weather Authority.

Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts in Southwest and Central Virginia. Prepare for a rainy mid-week and fluctuating temperatures.

Weather Authority Alert Day due to dangerously cold wind chills. Tips for staying safe in the extreme cold and what to expect in coming days.

Get the latest Thanksgiving weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia, including details on rainfall and temperature changes. Stay updated with WSLS.com's Weather Authority.