A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Tuesday due to dangerously cold temperatures. Our temperature setup brings much of the East Coast below average temperatures beginning on Tuesday. This, paired with high winds, will be dangerous for some.

A quick-moving system brings a chance of flurries and blustery winds to Southwest and Central Virginia on New Year’s Eve, with colder-than-normal temperatures and a mild start to 2026 expected.

It has been a quiet start to the last day of 2025, with cold temperatures and windy weather. Our headlines for the day show the cold start is followed by a blustery afternoon and the potential for a few flurries flying overnight!

If you enjoy the breezy weather, you have certainly been a fan of the past few days. We have been locked into a windy pattern, and today will be no different. Along with the high winds, our high temperatures today will be very seasonal, in the upper 50s and lower 60s. We won’t see anything more than a few passing clouds today!

Southwest and Central Virginia face a frigid start to the week with biting wind chills and gusty winds, but a warm-up is expected later according to 10 News’s Edward Shaw.

A windy day ahead with some rain chances on the side!

Scattered showers are moving out as Central and Southwest Virginia look forward to clearing skies, warming temperatures, and breezy days following the Nor’easter's influence, according to 10 News's meteorologist Jeff Haniewich.

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

Rain and wind move into the region due to a system along the East Coast

Stay safe and weather aware with us through the evening

Stay safe and weather aware with us through the evening

Last year’s storm damaged homes and injured two people

Skies stay cloudy straight through, but storms are rare

Saturday is the last soggy day for quite some time

Saturday is the last soggy day for quite some time

Plenty of severe thunderstorms trucked through our counties Tuesday with a few tornado warnings thrown in.

Temperatures stay consistent well into next week

Stay safe and weather aware with us through the evening

Sunday itself is nice and mostly dry

Monday and Tuesday bring extra showers and some storms

The wind will gust between 30 and 45 mph at times until Saturday afternoon

Gusts reach 25 to 40 mph at times Thursday

Localized wind damage may occur with storms between 2 and 8 p.m. Monday