Thursday will be the coldest day we've seen since February

A fall-like day with gusty winds

Skies clear all day long

Seasonable temperatures expected before we heat up by mid week

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

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Temperatures likely drop below freezing Tuesday morning

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

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

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

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

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

High pressure builds in and brings mostly clear skies and above average warmth.

Light showers continue through the day, and the west facing slopes see some snow showers.

Wind chill lasts through the afternoon Monday. Over the next few days, temperatures warm up significantly.

Wind chill lasts through the afternoon today. Over the next few days, temperatures warm up significantly.

Another round of snow followed by below freezing temperatures to close out the week

Our Weather Authority Alert Day has concluded.

Winds will peak both Saturday and Sunday around lunch hour. Gusts near 30-40mph can be expected at times.

Wednesday morning next week could wind up being the coldest we've seen since Christmas 2022.

The first week of 2024 offers up a trio of storm systems for us to track

The bulk of accumulating snow Saturday will target our western-facing slopes.

Rain continues Wednesday morning but exits by the afternoon

Really warm temperatures this afternoon.

Partly cloudy skies today with above average warmth again.

Partly cloudy skies today with above average warmth again.

The wind has calmed, but that means colder mornings ahead of the upcoming holiday weekend

Parts of the NRV and Highlands are slippery after scattered bursts of snow Monday night

A powerful Nor'Easter will bring rain, possibly strong wind gusts to the area Sunday and Monday.

Give yourself a few extra minutes the next few mornings, as temperatures drop into the 20s.

Highs reach the 60s before soaking rain, strong wind, cold air and mountain snow arrive

These "clippers" won't bring any widespread rain, but they'll change our weather Monday through Wednesday

Wednesday morning is the coldest in several months in southwest and central Virginia

Partly cloudy conditions build in from the south and stick around for the first half of the day. We slowly clear up this afternoon.

Partly cloudy conditions build in from the south and stick around for the first half of the day. We slowly clear up this afternoon.

Partly cloudy conditions build in from the south and stick around for the first half of the day. We slowly clear up this afternoon.

High pressure is keeping our skies mostly sunny, but partly cloudy skies build in for parts of the day.

High pressure is keeping our skies mostly sunny, but partly cloudy skies build in for parts of the day.

High Pressure Is Keeping Our Skies Mostly Sunny, But Partly Cloudy Skies Build In For Parts Of The Day.

High Pressure Is Keeping Our Skies Mostly Sunny, But Partly Cloudy Skies Build In For Parts Of The Day.

Highs reach the 60s and 70s this coming weekend

Some snow flurries are spilling into parts of the New River Valley and Highlands early Wednesday morning

High temperatures Halloween will be 30-35° lower than what we reached Monday afternoon

Dry and cool air moves in Monday. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

Temperatures peak in the 70s and 80s Sunday, but they'll start in the 20s Thursday morning

Dry and cool air moves in today. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

Dry and cool air moves in today. Sunny skies make a return and stick around for a while!

A cold front brings showers Friday, gusty wind Saturday and colder mornings next week

Another strong cold front blows through later in the week

Calm weather prevails Thursday and Friday before a strong cold front sweeps through

Low pressure nearby will keep things feeling like March again

Frost will be possible Wednesday and Thursday mornings before temperatures rise into the 70s by the weekend

Wind chill brings us to the single digits in some spots Sunday morning

Highs reach into the 60s in most of the area Thursday and Friday afternoons

Temperatures dip well below freezing Wednesday and Thursday mornings

Temperatures drop near or below freezing heading into Thursday morning

Enjoy Monday's weather, because changes are forthcoming later in the week

Stronger wind blows in colder air Friday afternoon into Saturday morning

Most rain during the day Thursday will be north of US 460 before turning widespread overnight

Gusts reach 25 to 40 mph at times Thursday

The wind whips at times behind Thursday's storm system

Rain turns heavy at times Thursday evening before colder air moves back in

Highs will be in the low to mid 50s through Thursday before colder air surges in

Highs Thursday reach the 50s and 60s, but colder air is bound to return

Outside of New Year's Eve, the next several days will feature afternoon highs near or above 60°

Afternoon highs continue their climb every day except for New Year's Eve when rain becomes likely.

Arctic air goes back where it belongs throughout the week, allowing our temps to rise

Friday's a calm and cold one before another round of rain arrives

Our taste of winter slowly leaves, making way for a more mild Thanksgiving Day

Temperatures stay well below average before rising in the days leading up to Thanksgiving

Our cold spell continues through the weekend before warming air ahead of Thanksgiving

Wind chills Thursday morning fall into the teens and 20s!

Tuesday will be a very raw, cold day in southwest and central Virginia

A few icy patches will be possible west of the Parkway Tuesday morning

November-like air rides in along a gusty wind Tuesday and Wednesday

The second in a sequence of cold fronts will be the biggest difference-maker in our weather

Patchy frost will be possible first thing Thursday morning

Monday will feel more like January, with patches of snow/sleet mixing in some higher elevations

We'll trade wind, cold and scattered bursts of snow for warmth and t-shirt weather next week

Spring showers and storms get replaced by a cold, wintry-like breeze through Sunday

Wind gusts of 40 mph or higher will be possible Saturday

We're tracking another round of cold air, high wind gusts and mostly mountain snow by Saturday

Temperatures most afternoons this week reach the 60s

A whipping wind from the west sends us right back to winter Friday and Saturday

Dressing for the weather will be a bit of a challenge later in the week

We start the week off wintry but will feel like spring at times by Thursday

A strong cold front brings winter back this weekend, with light snow accumulations possible

Rain continues to move through the region this morning ahead of the arrival of our cold front.

A brief warm-up is possible later in the week before temperatures crash again

Snow could impact the afternoon and evening commute in the western half of the area Friday

An inch or more of snow Friday night gets compounded by bitter wind chills Saturday

Lighter snow totals will be possible before our late week storm turns to a full-blown Nor'Easter

Arctic air returns Wednesday before the possibility of snow late Friday

Highs reach the 40s Monday and Tuesday before single digit and teen wind chills Wednesday morning

One stubborn front provides a couple chances for snow in the eastern half of our area

Temperatures tank into the teens for most of the area by Tuesday morning too

Accumulating snow precedes a blast of Arctic air Thursday night into Friday morning

Following a frigid Tuesday morning, the weather calms before another quick-hitting storm

Temperatures rise briefly Thanksgiving Day before crashing again by Black Friday

Despite sunshine, daytime highs only reach the 30s and 40s Tuesday before thawing out Thanksgiving Day