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

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

High temperatures Wednesday afternoon get close to record levels once again

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

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

This weekend is far from a waste - get out and enjoy if you can!

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

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

Showers and storms won't be around all day, but they will be scattered at times

Humidity levels rise starting Sunday, setting off a daily pattern of scattered showers and storms

Highs reach the 60s and 70s with sunshine and spring breezes

A little dose of nature's free A/C is on the way

Despite humidity levels dropping, there may still be some isolated showers through Wednesday.

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

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

Localized flooding will be possible if you get caught under one during the afternoon and early evening hours

Localized flooding will be possible for those caught under slow-moving downpours

We'll track numerous showers and storms Friday through Sunday

Some beneficial rain is on the way, especially if you're getting the garden started

Pleasant weather lasts through Monday ahead of increasing rain chances mid-week

Showers Saturday afternoon will be scattered, so there's no need to cancel plans.

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

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 near 90° in Roanoke, Lynchburg and Southside Thursday

High temperatures will be close to record levels Thursday afternoon

Virga made it look like the sky was raining jellyfish Monday and Tuesday mornings.

Summer warmth makes a comeback to the forecast Wednesday through Friday

High temperatures reach well into the 80s across most of the area Monday afternoon

Patchy frost is a possibility through Tuesday morning

Most rain Sunday will be near and south of the Roanoke Valley

Saturday is the pick day to get outside this weekend

Most rain this weekend will stay to our south

We'll track a few rounds of showers in between temperature swings

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

You'll have to get to a dark spot, but you may notice a faint blob in the western sky

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

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.

Among the snow, rain and hail that fell Thursday, there was also graupel.

All you need is a shoebox, aluminum foil, tape, paper, scissors and a pen/pencil!

Winter came back to pay us a visit for the weekend

The F-2 tornado was part of a huge tornado outbreak on April 3-4, 1974.

Gusts of 30 to 45 mph will be common Thursday

A cold front sends us right back to winter before temperatures rise again next week.

While not a total solar eclipse here, it would still be nice to see it happen without the presence of clouds.

Warm, humid weather turns to showers and storms

Aside from isolated showers, the weekend is shaping up to be breezy and much warmer.

We're in for a gusty next few days with limited showers through Easter Sunday

A slow-moving front will gradually take rain chances east of our area

Higher rain totals will be east of the Roanoke Valley, while areas west pick up much lighter amounts

If you're a hummingbird enthusiast, your hope is for more southerly breezes to guide them into our area.

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

Humidity will be very low Thursday, meaning brush fires are still possible.

On average, March is the windiest month of the year in our part of Virginia

The threat for brush fires will be higher than usual through Wednesday.

Temperatures likely drop below freezing Tuesday morning

The winds of changes are blowing early in the week

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

Unseasonable warmth continues Thursday ahead of hit-or-miss showers Friday.

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.

In a twist of events, the spring equinox will be colder than the most recent winter solstice.

This is a storm we remember for its snow and blizzard conditions along the Appalachians.

A lot of us will go from the 30s early on to the 70s by the afternoon.

We'll see highs reach well into the 70s prior to a round of Friday showers.

Highs Thursday reach into the 60s before another rain-maker arrives from the west

Most rain will be light Wednesday. Thursday warms up, and some sun returns.

High temperatures Tuesday reach into the upper 60s and lower 70s

Watch for patches of dense fog Monday morning. Enjoy a taste of spring by the afternoon.

Temperatures reach into the 60s in most areas Sunday through Tuesday

A chilly rain develops Friday afternoon into the night

The final day of February will feel like it following a stretch of warmth.

Temperatures Wednesday drop from 60s to 30s once a line of heavy rain moves through

Nearly two-thirds of surveyed weather stations are reporting less snow than they did decades ago

A pair of storm systems bring the chance for rain (mountain snow) Friday morning and Saturday afternoon.

Showers Thursday night into Friday morning will be light and scattered

Our cold snap beyond Friday will be very quick. Temperatures rise big-time next week.

Tuesday and Wednesday are calm. Thursday and Friday are mild with rain chances sprinkled between.

Decreasing cold spells can lead to a variety of impacts on recreation, production and health

Ice crystals in cirrus clouds are responsible for this phenomenon

Snow will be very elevation-dependent after 10 p.m. Friday.

Temperatures rise ahead of a brief period of wintry weather (for some) late Friday night.

It will be seasonably chilly for any date night plans you might have this Valentines Day

Tuesday's weather forecast is brought to you by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Seasonable weather and sunshine take us through mid-week before the pattern shifts again

The next few days will feature sunshine, cold mornings and mild afternoons.

High pressure keeps us high and dry for much of the next week

Yes, we'll get warmer. However, it won't be anything like last week's record warmth.

Accumulations will be light and mostly confined to elevations above the 2,000 to 2,500 foot level

A brief 'Clipper' brings the chance for rain and snow Tuesday night into Wednesday morning