Today is a layering day! We start off cold this morning with temperatures in the 20s and end up this afternoon back in mid 50s.

After a very mild Friday, a big change is in store for Monday. Highs today will be average for this time of year, but much colder in comparison to what we experienced just 48 hours ago.

Windy conditions are will be in play today and could cause some minor road debris. Find out about today's weather conditions!

Rain is expected throughout the day, offering needed moisture due to ongoing drought conditions, but it won't be enough to alleviate the situation. A warm front is currently influencing the area, but a cold front will arrive by afternoon, bringing thunderstorms and potential light flash-flooding, especially on roads and bridges.

While we have been dry early this morning, that will change later on in the morning! This weekend will be one where you need to keep the umbrella handy. Once this next system exits, we will have a drastic drop in temperatures in the wake of a cold front.

Meteorologist Edward Shaw breaks down what caused the Blizzard of 1996.

Significant rainfall and unseasonably warm temperatures are expected to impact Southwest and Central Virginia through the weekend, with winds picking up and cooler weather on the way.

As you are headed out the door this morning, you may only need a light jacket! Temperatures are very mild. We will quickly warm up into the 60s by noon and reach a high of 63 degrees.

Most of us will enjoy well-above-normal warmth, with Southwest Virginia hitting near 60 degrees by this afternoon. 🌤️

We'll get a taste of spring this week with warmer temperatures sweeping across the country! As kids head back to school this morning, it will be cold out there with temperatures warming above normal by the afternoon.

Though today may be a tad chilly, a warm up is ahead!

Though today is the day we are closest to the sun, below average temperatures remain in play!

A new cold front is moving into Southwest and Central Virginia, bringing much-needed rain, a sharp temperature drop, and only limited drought relief. See the full Weather Authority forecast from 10 News, including details on expected rain timing and temperature swings.

After a cool start to the day, we warm up quickly! Temperatures this afternoon will be a bit above average for this time of year.

Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich from 10 News Weather Authority provides the latest forecast: cold weather, chances for mountain snow showers, and a gradual warmup for Southwest and Central Virginia as New Year's approaches.

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.