Southwest and Central Virginia are finally set to break out of a stubborn cold snap, with 10 News forecasting much warmer weather to arrive this week after lingering snow and icy conditions. Get the latest verified temperatures, upcoming rain chances, and what to expect in the days ahead.

Southwest and Central Virginia are facing snow and bitter cold, with the highest chance for wintry weather late Friday into Saturday, according to 10 News meteorologist Jeff Haniewich. Temperatures will remain well below normal, with potential snow lingering through Saturday night and some relief by next week.

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.

Southwest and Central Virginia are dealing with blustery winds, sharp temperature drops and a cold front on Dec. 29, while New Year's Eve is forecast to be cold but dry according to 10 News's meteorologist Delaney Willis.

Widespread snow is covering Southwest and Central Virginia this morning, with the highest totals in the New River Valley. 10 News’s meteorologist shares up-to-date snow accumulation, current road conditions, and what to expect heading into the weekend.

Started off rainy, but there's clear skies ahead this week!

Heating and drying up later in the week, but first some rain

Southwest and Central Virginia will feel cool, dry air this week with sunny skies, limited rain, and warming temperatures. Drought concerns surface as fall foliage season nears, according to 10 News Weather Authority.

Get the latest Southwest and Central Virginia weather update from 10 News, including tonight’s forecast, rising heat, pop-up storms, and a close watch on Tropical Storm Erin.

A brief break from rain is expected across Southwest and Central Virginia before a surge of heat and humidity later this week, according to 10 News meteorologist Edward Shaw. Weekend storm chances are also in the forecast.

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.

Today we will continue with heat and humidity, which will fuel showers and storms later on this afternoon.

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.

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.