10 News Weather Authority forecasts a significant severe weather threat Tuesday for Southwest and Central Virginia, followed by a drier, less humid stretch before heat and humidity return for the weekend.

10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich discusses continued heat, humidity, and periodic thunderstorms in Southwest and Central Virginia, with possible strong storms Sunday and Tuesday.

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.

Extreme heat and humidity can reduce the effectiveness of many medications and even make some prescriptions increase your vulnerability to heat-related illness.

When temperatures start feeling like they are in triple digits, it’s more than just uncomfortable; it can be dangerous, especially for people who work outside.

The National D-Day Memorial in Bedford announced on Monday that they are temporarily suspending their guided tours due to the extreme heat.

Greater Lynchburg Transit Co. announced they are temporarily waiving its fares from June 23 to June 25 due to the dangerously high temperatures.

Temperatures are set to hit the high 90s this week, and it’s important to stay both safe and cool during the extreme heat.

Dangerous heat will continue to build into Southwest Virginia for the week.

Public libraries across the Roanoke region are open during regular hours as community cooling centers.

Hot stuff expected for the foreseeable future.

The following locations are open as cooling centers from Sunday June 22 to Wednesday June 25:

Pet safety experts warn that rising summer temperatures pose significant risks to dogs and cats, requiring pet owners to take extra precautions during outdoor activities and daily routines.

Warm and muggy conditions have made a return and won’t be going anywhere anytime soon.

The pattern flips after today

Mostly clear and sunny skies take over for a little bit as temperatures continue to rise!

A mostly calm and warm day is ahead but some big-time heat will move in before Father’s Day Weekend.

Warming than average temperatures return for the week as showers and storms develop for some.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Roanoke, Lynchburg, and surrounding areas until 10 p.m., accompanying an afternoon of warm, humid conditions and hit-or-miss storms. Get the updated radar, forecast details, and a look ahead at a hot, muggy week.

A couple of rain showers will move in from the south Thursday morning as moisture continues to move into the region.

Your Local Weather Authority is continuing to track warm temperatures and the tropics.

As the calendar flips to the month of June, more and more people will want to head outside to do fun outdoor activities. However, with the temperature going up, it brings the potential of heat-related concerns such as sunburning, exhaustion and heat stroke.

More smoke is moving into the region. This will bring hazy skies to the area over the course of Tuesday.

As summer temperatures soar and electric bills climb, Roanoke families may find it harder than ever to stay cool. The city’s Cooling Assistance Program is offering less money this year—just as more people are applying for help.

Scientists say 4 billion people, about half the world’s population, experienced at least one extra month of extreme heat because of human-caused climate change from May 2024 to May 2025.

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Abnormal warmth and severe weather are on the horizon

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Temperatures will run 15-20 degrees above average

Seasonable temperatures expected before we heat up by mid week

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

Brutal heat arrives in the area this week

Amazing weekend conditions before we significantly heat up

One last day of below average temperatures before we heat up next week.

Plenty of sun today, with rain returning later this week.

A poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that around 7 in 10 Americans say extreme heat has had a major or minor impact on their electricity bills in the past year, and a majority have seen a similar impact on their outdoor activities.

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

While some people try to struggle to stay cool in this extreme heat, some local businesses are booming.

Dangerous heat and humidity take hold over the region

A combination of heat and humidity will make for steamy conditions and fuel showers and storms.

We've seen some unusually hot temperatures both here in Southwest Virginia and Worldwide.

Plenty of moisture in the atmosphere means rain will continue for the next few days.

Several minors have been charged after a shooting that happened on Wednesday morning in Roanoke, and that marks the third shooting so far this month in the Star City. Experts say it’s not uncommon for crime to become more frequent around this time of year.

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

You might be concerned that your A/C is working overtime with the scorching temperatures this summer. However, Appalachian Power has suggestions to help you save money and stay cool.

The summer sun is not letting up with temperatures hitting the high 90s. For us, it doesn’t feel too good, but it has for a local farm whose fruit has been loving this weather.

The community is stepping up to make sure people stay safe in this heat. Belmont Presbyterian Church in Roanoke is operating a cooling station, providing air conditioning, water and popsicles for people in need.

With the beautiful Blue Ridge right in our backyard, exploring is always on our minds.

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

While temperatures rise, so can your stress levels and chances of getting irritable.

Extremely high temperatures build across the region for Monday and Tuesday with peak heat index values in the triple digits.

A dangerously hot summer has shaped up in the U.S. West.

A warning for pet owners — this heat and humidity can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke in dogs.

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.

Temperatures could climb into the upper 90s by the middle of next week.

The days keep getting hotter and hotter, but that doesn’t stop people from wanting to get out and about in the summer sun.

As summer temperatures soar, staying active can be a challenge.

Sunburn, heat exhaustion, and dehydration are just a few of the dangers you can face if you’re in summer heat too long. That’s why a couple Roanoke organizations are trying to help.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Wednesday, July 10 has expired.

The heat and humidity will be brutal on Tuesday.

Temperatures will feel seasonable by the end of this week.

Temperatures will cool off slightly as we progress throughout the week.

Lynchburg has reopened several cooling centers, including libraries and the Community Market, to provide relief and free water to vulnerable populations during a heatwave.

If you can't keep cool in a lake, river or pool, health experts have some other tips for you to stay safe in this oppressive heat.

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

A hot and humid July 4th could end with showers and storms.

The heat and humidity return along with the rain.

Temperatures could approach the mid to upper 90s later this week

Temperatures today and tomorrow sit in the mid 80s with sunny skies throughout. Heat and humidity return later in the week along with a chance for some much needed rain.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Sunday, June 30 has been lifted.

Parts of the area will get some much-needed rain, while others stay thirsty

After nearing 100° Wednesday afternoon, the heat dials it back a bit to wrap up the week

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Wednesday, June 26 has expired.

Much of Southwest Virginia is facing a drought - and lawn care professionals have tips for you to keep your grass green.

High temperatures Wednesday afternoon get close to record levels once again

We expect near-record heat to return by Wednesday afternoon, though.

Feeling like you're melting faster than a popsicle in a sauna? Southwest Virginia is cooking up temperatures hotter than a sidewalk fry-up!

Near Record Heat Sunday for Roanoke

As summer weather moves in, mechanics recommend keeping up with regular vehicle maintenance to prevent breakdowns.

High temperatures get close to record levels this coming weekend

Heat waves are overworking air conditioners, leading to increased electric bills and a surge in people seeking financial assistance to keep their homes cool.

Highs will reach the mid to upper 90s outside of the mountains this weekend

Due to extreme heat this week with temperatures expected to be in the mid-90's the Lynchburg Fire Department is urging precaution and opening cooling centers for residents.

Summer hasn’t even started yet, and hot temperatures have arrived. Home experts have some tips to keep you cool during the heat wave.

Temperatures come down ever so slightly Father's Day weekend

High temperatures Friday will be fairly close to record levels

A heat wave of sorts will take over the area late this week and next week

We'll be nearing record highs Friday afternoon

Enjoy the break in humidity now! Temperatures reach the 90s in some spots later this week

High temperatures reach well into the 80s through at least Wednesday afternoon

The stormiest time over the next few days appears to be Wednesday night

The weather turns warmer and more humid this week, eventually leading to more storm chances.

Summer temperatures are right around the corner, and it’s crucial to remember that a quick errand can turn tragic for our furry best friends if they are left in hot cars.

We'll keep the chance for showers and storms each day from Saturday through at least next Thursday.

High temperatures will near 90° in Roanoke, Lynchburg and Southside Thursday

High temperatures will be close to record levels Thursday afternoon