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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.

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.

As the potential for severe storms looms, AAA is urging drivers to stay weather-aware and keep safety top of mind if they plan to hit the road.

Showers and storms will push in along a potent front that will bring the potential for severe weather across Southwest Virginia.

Severe flooding is overwhelmed several areas in our region Monday and Tuesday.

Areas across our region have the potential for severe weather Tuesday as heavy pockets of rain continue to move through.

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.

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Wednesday morning will feature mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging between 40 and 50 degrees.

Skies clear up through the morning hours as winds continue to gust at times.

It is a mostly cloudy and mild start out there Friday morning. A lot of temperatures are kicking off in the 40s and 50s, but warm into the 70s by the middle of the day.

Governor Glenn Youngkin provided a weather update Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., focusing on the recent flooding in Southwest Virginia and the anticipated winter storm expected to hit parts of the state this week.

Linemen Jeff Dotson, Cameron Lacy and Tyler Blair had just so happened to be working at the time and were observing the water levels when they noticed a motorist trying to cross a flooded bridge.

Giles County Officials are urging residents to use its Crisis Track’s self-reporting system in an effort to enhance disaster response and recovery efforts after severe flooding ravaged the area.

The Red Cross advices people to have an emergency kit ready to go, listen to local officials and to always stay informed.

The aftermath of this week’s winter storm has left damage across our area, including widespread power outages from downed trees.

The Roanoke Police Department are offering up some tips to keep safe on the roads as well as some hazards to watch out for.

After last month’s winter storm hit the Roanoke community hard, Appalachian Power used it as a learning opportunity to get ready for the next storm.

Showers and storms return this afternoon as a front approaches.

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

High temperatures Wednesday afternoon get close to record levels once again

A few storms Thursday could become severe with localized wind damage being the main threat

A few storms could briefly become strong, while producing very heavy rain at times

A break in humidity returns to the forecast Friday into the weekend

NOAA is forecasting 17 to 25 named storms in the Atlantic Basin in 2024

Slow-moving storms develop each afternoon Monday through Wednesday before drier weather returns

There are a lot of steps the National Weather Service has to take before estimating how strong a tornado was.

Korte Street Southwest in Roanoke is still blocked Monday morning after severe weather blew through Sunday night.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Monday, May 27 has been lifted.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

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Isolated storms Thursday will mainly target areas north and east of the Roanoke Valley

A line of strong to severe storms is forecast to move across the area starting Wednesday night

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

Tropical systems this far inland usually result in flooding or tornadoes.

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

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

High temperatures will be close to record levels Thursday afternoon

More than 100 tornadoes were reported by the Storm Prediction Center between April 25 and April 28.

Summer warmth makes a comeback to the forecast Wednesday through Friday

High temperatures reach well into the 80s again Thursday afternoon

Most storms will be near and west of the Roanoke Valley later in the day

While storms will be hit-or-miss, they'll have the potential to turn strong Monday night

High temperatures reach the 80s across much of the area (again) Monday afternoon

Thousands of AEP customers across Virginia are in the dark Friday morning after the state was battered by severe weather Thursday night.

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Thursday, April 11.

We'll follow it up with strong wind gusts Friday and Saturday.

A storm system Thursday brings more rain and storms followed by strong wind gusts Friday.

Thousands are without power across Virginia as severe weather continues to pass through our region.

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The same system producing severe weather and blizzard conditions will bring us some rain

One front brings scattered showers. The other brings a cool-down.

The tornado in Alta Vista, Kansas Wednesday night produced radar imagery you'd find in a weather textbook.

Severe thunderstorms are not as common as they might be in other parts of the country, but they do still happen locally in the spring and summer months.

Scattered showers with mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures.

Scattered showers with mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures.

Partly to mostly cloudy skies close out the weekend.

Our region will be getting a little mix of everything when it comes to the weather this week.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Wednesday, Feb. 28 has expired.

On Monday afternoon, we warm up into the 60s across Southwest Virginia.

Sunday starts off cold, but brings lots of sunshine and warmth.

Cloudy skies build in throughout the morning, then rain takes over at times.

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The tornado warning issued for Henry County has expired. A severe storm warning is set to expire at 3 p.m.

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The heat index reaches above 100° in parts of the area Friday afternoon

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Tuesday, August 15, has been lifted.

It will feel like triple digits in some places this afternoon. A few of us will see an afternoon shower or storm today.

Today will certainly be a bit hotter than the past couple of days. Try to stay cool out there!

The threat for severe weather Thursday appears to be more limited due to the arrival time of rain

There were more than 1,000 reports of severe weather Monday, but ours was isolated. We explain what caused that break in the action

Sunday afternoon brings the chance of seeing severe weather as storms will start to develop. Monday brings a higher chance at seeing severe storms.

From damage left behind to ominous clouds, hail, and rainbows afterward, you captured it all

Sunday afternoon brings the chance of seeing severe weather as storms will start to develop. Monday brings a higher chance at seeing severe storms.

Saturday will be a nice day! Get out there and enjoy it if you can!

Storms produced everything from damage to ominous clouds to vibrant rainbows and sunsets this past Friday and Saturday

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Expect more stormy and smoky episodes throughout the summer, partially due to El Niño

Smoky skies return tonight. They will last through the middle of the week once rain chances return. Our air quality will gradually decline overnight tonight, and then will improve little by little by Wednesday.

A marginal risk is in effect for all of our zones today, a level 1/5 risk for severe weather. Stay weather aware out there, and keep safe.

10 News’ Connor Dietrich is out in the Hill City to get a look at some of the storm damage on Thursday evening.

It'll be hot and sticky prior to any storms Thursday

The break in humidity won't last much longer, resulting in the daily chance of showers and storms

A marginal risk is in effect for all of our zones today, a level 1/5 risk for severe weather. Stay weather aware out there, and keep safe.

Today will be fairly nice for most of us. Partly cloudy skies will build in through the day, and the chance to see a stray shower exists. Stay safe out there and enjoy the holiday if you can.

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This weekend warms up and thundershowers will come in to play Saturday afternoon. Sunday looks hot! Temperatures will rise and dewpoints will cool off. Severe weather will play a role in our next rain chances as our next weather system will move through overnight Sunday and into Monday.

This weekend warms up and thundershowers will come in to play Saturday afternoon. Sunday looks hot! Temperatures will rise and dewpoints will cool off. Severe weather will play a role in our next rain chances as our next weather system will move through overnight Sunday and into Monday.

Power has been restored for a majority of the localities listed in the original article.