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Scattered storms, flash flood risk, and hot, humid weather are expected across Southwest and Central Virginia. See what the Weather Authority forecasts for your weekend and upcoming week.
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.
Southwest and Central Virginia are in for a stretch of warm, muggy days with scattered showers and thunderstorms through next week. Expect 1 to 2 inches of rain, highs in the 80s to 90s, and brief windows for outdoor plans.
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.
Cool and below-average temperatures are sticking around Southwest and Central Virginia, with some showers possible later in Memorial Day weekend. Get all the details from 10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich.
Cooler-than-normal weather is set to continue across Southwest and Central Virginia, with highs in the lower 70s and a chance for rain returning by Memorial Day. Get the latest forecast details from 10 News Weather Authority.
