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Today will be another near perfect day to get outdoors! Take advantage of the Summer/Fall transition weather while it lasts.

Clear skies will make for a great weekend to get outdoors!

Weekend plans are good to go, courtesy of high pressure overhead

By this weekend showers dry out

The wedge holds strong, resulting in cloud cover and below-average temperatures Wednesday

High temperatures reach the 60s under a gloomy, misty sky through Wednesday

Meteorologist Chris Michaels breaks down why some areas may see bright colors and why others may not

Fall gets its official start this weekend in the Northern Hemisphere.

The latest drought monitor shows Rockbridge County is in a 'Severe' drought

Any rain totals Saturday will be higher close to and east of I-95

We enjoy a stretch of cool, comfortable mornings and seasonably warm afternoons through Thursday

This year was record-breaking for the Beaver Dam Farm Sunflower Festival.

Much of the week is pretty and dry. Rain chances rise heading into the weekend

Once showers clear Sunday night, we're on our way to another pleasant stretch of weather

The rest of Monday is uneventful before scattered storms return mid-week

Severe weather is more limited than it was on Saturday

Storms are less severe, but flooding is more likely

Storms take a break until Monday

Storms take a break until Monday

Another swing in temperatures gets us started for the month of September

Humidity levels drop Thursday, setting us up with a beautiful end of the week

It’s that time of the year again: Pumpkin Spice Latte season.

Temperatures climb from the 40s and 50s to the 80s and 90s in less than 48 hours

The temps outside still may be sweltering, but that won’t stop our favorite brands from unleashing their pumpkin spice flavored items on us. Fall is right around the corner, after all.

It won't feel like the unofficial start to summer this Memorial Day weekend

"I think I like challenges, challenges is what creates a good foundation for your success."

A new mother-baby care unit is coming to Lynchburg General Hospital.

Temperatures rise to mid-fall levels despite occasional rain showers Wednesday

High pressure behind Wednesday’s front means sunshine and cold air

Temps return to near-normal levels before Nicole sends widespread rain into the region Veterans Day.

Showers start Friday night and last until Sunday afternoon

Temperatures may near record levels by next Monday afternoon

Fog can be dense at times early Tuesday morning before temps reach the 60s and 70s

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of Beyond The Forecast!

Make sure you have our app downloaded, so you can keep an eye on the radar while trick-or-treating

The rain breaks just in time for Trick-Or-Treaters

Skies are cloudy on Saturday and Sunday with showers holding off until Sunday evening

Highs will only reach the 50s and 60s late in the week through Halloween

Cooler air returns ahead of rain by Halloween

Lows begin in the 30s and 40s and highs reach the 60s and 70s

Temperatures are near or above average as we head towards the end of October

This time of year is considered peak hiking season because of the Fall foliage.

Fall In Our Town has a little something for the whole family, from trunk-or-treat to live music and a chili cook off.

High temperatures reach the 60s and 70s from Friday through at least next Tuesday

Our cold snap slowly begins to break heading into the weekend and early next week

Highs rebound into the 60s and 70s this coming weekend

Highs drop from the 70s this weekend to the 40s and 50s starting next Tuesday

A cold front brings in scattered showers Thursday afternoon

The second in a sequence of cold fronts will be the biggest difference-maker in our weather

Your photos will be a part of our Pin It gallery and we’ll also post a few on our social media platforms.

We're taking Tasty Tuesday into our own hands this week!

We'll cool down briefly Friday before a bigger cold snap next week

Enjoy the nice weather today before a cold front changes our pattern

The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering a way for nature lovers to take in the beauty of Virginia’s fall foliage.

Parts of the area will see frost develop Sunday morning

We go from 70s to frost late this week into the weekend

The remnant low of Ian will finally move offshore in the coming days

We'll eventually warm into the 70s this week too!

The worst of Ian's rain and wind moves out of here, leaving us cool with periods of light rain showers

The cool air ahead of Ian's remnants should lessen the threat for damaging thunderstorms

Spend some time outdoors before the remnant rain from Ian arrives

Much of this week will get us in the fall spirit prior to remnant rain from Ian

The wind howls again Sunday before a reinforcing shot of cooler air next week

Temperatures plummet into the 40s again come Saturday morning

In addition to pumpkins, there is live music, local vendors, horseback rides and plenty of delicious food

Isolated showers precede strong wind gusts and a big drop in temperatures

It'll be 84 to 90° Wednesday but 45-51° first thing Friday morning

According to Dr. John Seiler, a Professor of Forest Biology at Virginia Tech, the autumn color forecast looks promising this year.

Highs drop from the low 90s to mid-70s by the end of the week

We'll go from 80s to 40s and 50s Wednesday afternoon to Friday morning

Sunday is still comfortable, but temperatures are well above average for the very end of summer

That sunshine means warmer than average temperatures to start fall

Friday's forecast is brought to you by the letter 'F.'

Some parts of the area hit 90° next week

We'll turn warmer/hotter heading into the final days of summer next week

Cool mornings and warm afternoons take us through the rest of the week

Clouds, showers and storms increase by Labor Day

I’m sure pumpkin spice fans are jumping for joy given that Dunkin’ and Starbucks have already rolled out their fall menus.

Showers and storms gradually increase throughout the Labor Day weekend

High temperatures and humidity have thrown us for a loop this year, but with fall right around the corner, prepping your kitchen for fall feasting might not be a bad idea.

Comfortably warm afternoons and cooler mornings take us through Friday

One front will be responsible for some changeable weather in less-than 24 hours

We're tracking a front that will bring storms, followed by a break in the humidity

We'll turn warmer and more humid late week into the weekend, resulting in more summer storms

The cool air wedge lives to fight another day, keeping us unseasonably cool

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of Beyond The Forecast!

The wedge keeps temperatures about 15° below average Tuesday

A pair of storms bring much-needed rain with a light amount of wintry weather on the back-end.

The final week of 2021 could help push the year as a whole into near-record territory for parts of the area

Frosty doesn't stand a chance this Christmas

Thursday morning starts in the 20s, but Christmas Day's temps reach the 60s for most of the area

Starting out the week very cold but most afternoons bring above-average warmth

Saturday brings record warmth and gusty rain, whereas Sunday turns much cooler

Temperatures continue to bounce between fall and winter the next few days

A few of us will see snowflakes in the air Wednesday, while most see near-record warmth Saturday

If you enjoyed yesterday’s unseasonal warmth, you’re going to love today’s weather too! We begin the day very mild, in the 40s and 50s. Although that may sound a bit chilly, our average low this time of the year is in the middle 30s.

Near-record warmth is expected by Thursday afternoon

Temperatures rise briefly Thanksgiving Day before crashing again by Black Friday

The wind whips Monday with cold air continuing through Wednesday morning

The coldest air of the season likely comes in next Monday and Tuesday