Getting close to 80 degrees...

Temperatures approach the 80s for some the next couple of days

Halloween could feature temperatures near 80 degrees...

Cloud cover fades through the day as temperatures gently warm up

Another late Summer-like afternoon, but cooler temps are on the way!

Another late Summer-like afternoon, but cooler temps are on the way!

Warmer-than-average temperatures stick around for the next couple of days.

Feeling like late Summer the next couple days

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its U.S. Winter Outlook for the 2024-2025 season on Thursday.

The 70s return this weekend

High pressure brings warmer temps day by day

Check out when peak colors will be here

The cold snap continues

Temperatures plummet this week

Temperatures plummet this week

Warming Up For The Weekend!

A big cool down is on the way!

Clear and Sunny Skies Continue Today!

Fair Weather Here While Milton Looms Toward Florida.

One more day of cloudy skies before fair weather arrives

Another day with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures

Turning mostly dry with hit and miss showers this afternoon

We will see isolated showers yet again today.

Showers and storms build in this afternoon with the chance for flash flooding to unfold.

Isolated showers and storms continue, but changes are on the way!

Mild, muggy, and mostly cloudy with isolated rain today, but some big time changes are on the horizon.

Light to moderate tropical showers continue through the morning before the chance for heavier rain arrives Tuesday afternoon.

The tropics are still active, and we are right in the path of the next system.

Most of us see calm weather as we head into the weekend, but there are some changes ahead...

As Francine treks north, we start to see local impacts.

A noticeable increase in humidity will happen over the coming days thanks to a shift in the pattern

Francine could have an impact on our weather as we head into the weekend.

Cool mornings and seasonable afternoons this week.

Temperatures look to return to the 80s today before a weekend cool down.

Fall-like air continues across the region as astronomical fall begins in 17 days.

Pumpkin spice and sweater weather is here!

Summer is back! This means hot and humid air returns for the next several days with an increasing chances for showers and storms.

Hot and humid conditions will make it feel more than 100° outside on Wednesday & Thursday afternoon.

Summer is back! This means hot and humid air returns for the next several days with an increasing chances for showers and storms.

Why have we been so cool the past couple of mornings? Well, there are a couple of reasons, but one is radiational cooling!

We break down why we're seeing this standout pattern in the peak of summer.

The pattern has shifted! Here is how long Fall-like conditions stick around.

Here is a look at what we are tracking this week. The pattern shifts big time as we enter the middle of the week!

Showers and storms return this afternoon as a front approaches.

While Thursday features warmer temperatures and higher humidity, there are some big changes coming as we head toward the weekend.

Mostly clear skies last through the morning, but partly cloudy skies try their best to make a return later in the afternoon.

We are tracking light to moderate rain Tuesday morning as a front builds across the region. This is also bringing a slight bump in humidity and cloud cover.

Debby continues to slowly track up the east coast.

Amazing weather on tap for this weekend, but showers return later next week.

All day long, Your Local Weather Authority will be working for you to bring you the latest developments on Tropical Storm Debby.

A Weather Authority Alert Day is in effect for Thursday and Friday as much of Virginia braces itself for the arrival of Tropical Storm Debby.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued through Aug. 9 has expired.

Debby continues to slowly track up the east coast.

Tracking impacts from Debby later this week

Tracking impacts from Debby later this week

A front pushes across the region today and brings scattered showers/storms.

A mild and muggy day is ahead, but some big time changes are on the horizon.

Humidity sticks around for the day as moisture continues to flow in from the south and west.

Humidity sticks around for the day as moisture continues to flow in from the south and west.

A cold front will push south of the region by Thursday afternoon, with showers and thunderstorms likely through mid-afternoon. Drier skies return for most of Friday.

The heat will stay with us until a cold front passes Wednesday night, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely.

Today marks the hottest day in over a decade and a top 10 hottest day of all time in the Star City.

A frontal boundary will stall over the Virginia Piedmont this afternoon before reversing course back to the east Friday night, while low pressure runs north along the front from the Carolinas.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Friday, July 5 has expired.

Your Local Weather Authority is constantly working for you to bring you the most comprehensive weather coverage in our region, and with our new weather app we’re hoping to take that a step further.

Updates to the 10 News Weather app are coming soon!

Picture perfect weather ahead for your Saturday.

A few showers will be possible Sunday afternoon and evening

NOAA is forecasting 17 to 25 named storms in the Atlantic Basin in 2024

Picture perfect weather ahead for your Saturday.

There are a lot of steps the National Weather Service has to take before estimating how strong a tornado was.

Memorial Day weekend is here! Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know when rain will be part of your holiday weekend, and when we’ll cool off, a lot.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

More showers and thunderstorms today — don’t put the umbrella away just yet, you may need it this holiday weekend. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here with the latest.

An above average hurricane season is expected

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know when you’ll need to prepare for rain and thunderstorms, and everything you’ll need to know for your holiday weekend forecast.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to break down the upcoming forecast.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

The widespread wind storm killed seven people and left thousands without power

Skies gradually clear up Wednesday afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there.

More showers and thunderstorms for some of us today. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know when we’ll see more sunshine and when temps will climb well into the 80′s.

More showers and thunderstorms for some of us today. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know when we’ll see more sunshine and when temps will climb well into the 80′s.

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Skies gradually clear up Wednesday afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there.

It was certainly a rainy and cool day across the region. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know how long rain chances last, and how when temperatures will warm up again.

Skies gradually clear up this afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there

A bucket list item checked off for many without having to travel.

A Weather Authority Alert Day is in effect tonight into tomorrow as we track a powerful system moving from the west to the east.

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Your Local Weather Authority tracks the latest storm system.

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich has the latest on what to expect.

Showers and thunderstorms from earlier are gone, but we’re tracking several more rounds of rain through the week — Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here with the latest.

Tropical systems this far inland usually result in flooding or tornadoes.

Skies gradually clear up this afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there

It will feel mild and muggy both Saturday and Sunday thanks to an increase in cloud cover, and moisture.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms this evening will give way to more rain this weekend. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know which part of the weekend will be the wettest, and when temps will cool down.

More than 100 tornadoes were reported by the Storm Prediction Center between April 25 and April 28.

Big time heat arrives this afternoon, but this week only gets hotter and hotter

A large swing in temperatures happens in the next couple of days, but for now, we are keeping mild.