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.

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.

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.

After a stretch of cool and cloudy days, Southwest and Central Virginia are set for warmer, sunnier weather as a weather pattern shift brings highs back to typical August levels.

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.

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.

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.

Severe storms and flash flooding threaten Southwest and Central Virginia as slow-moving storms linger. 10 News meteorologist Delaney Willis shares updates on storm risks, muggy temperatures, and the week's forecast.

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.

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.

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.

Stay informed on Southwest and Central Virginia's weather with anticipated rain and warm temperatures this week.

Get ready for a change in weather with sunshine and less wind this weekend in Southwest and Central Virginia.

Stay updated with the latest weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia featuring snow showers, blustery winds, and upcoming sunshine.

Stay updated with the latest weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia, featuring potential showers, warm temperatures, and Santa Ana wind effects.