Heavier rainfall and flash flood concerns in Southwest and Central Virginia, especially in Southside and Lynchburg. Rain tapers with below-average temps before a return to 90s next week.

Unseasonably cool temperatures and persistent rain, combined with an increased flash flood risk and inbound tropical moisture, are shaping the weather this week in Southwest and Central Virginia, according to 10 News's meteorologist Abbie Coleman.

Severe storms and high humidity are impacting Southwest and Central Virginia, but a cold front is forecast to bring relief with cooler, less humid air.

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.

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.

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.