We will dry out tonight and tomorrow, but more rain is on the way for Wednesday as another cold front moves through the area. And temperatures this weekend look to skyrocket!
Thursday does not look as wet as it once did, but some lingering showers will still be possible. And we will close out the work week nicely with more sunshine in the forecast. Temperatures will be cool to end the work week, but warmer air is on the way this weekend.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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’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.
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.
Scattered showers are moving out as Central and Southwest Virginia look forward to clearing skies, warming temperatures, and breezy days following the Nor’easter's influence, according to 10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich.
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.
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.
Flash flood alerts remain in effect across Southwest and Central Virginia, with severe thunderstorms and hot, humid conditions expected to continue through the weekend. Get the latest updates from 10 News Weather Authority.
Southwest and Central Virginia are experiencing rain and thunderstorms from Tropical Depression Chantal, followed by a cold front that is expected to keep showers in the forecast all week. 10 News Weather Authority Meteorologist Delaney Wills explains the latest trends and expected rainfall amounts.
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across Southwest and Central Virginia beginning Friday, with warmer-than-average temperatures and a marginal risk for severe weather through the weekend, according to 10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich.
Hazy skies and moderate air quality affect Southwest and Central Virginia as Canadian wildfire smoke lingers. Rain is expected soon, promising clearing conditions and summer-like temperatures.
