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Weather Authority's Jeff Haniewich provides the latest forecast for Roanoke Valley, covering rain and snow showers, weekend temperatures, and a sneak peek at the Christmas weather.
Weather Authority provides your midweek weather outlook with details on rain showers, sunshine, and snow as forecasted by Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich.
Stay updated with the weather changes in Southwest and Central Virginia as a clipper system approaches, bringing cold temperatures and potential snow showers.
Wind Chill values throughout Thursday morning will reach dangerously cold levels. Both the Highlands and New River Valley Zones will dip into the single digits or below zero by 8:00AM. Roanoke, Lynchburg and Southside will still feel quite chilly feeling like widespread teens and twenties. If you must go outside in these conditions, be sure to take the necessary precautions and bundle up.
Get the latest Monday evening weather forecast from Chief Meteorologist Jeff Hanowich. Expect some changes tonight with scattered showers, a breezy Tuesday, and a potentially wet Thanksgiving.
Prepare for a cold snap! Snow showers and chilly temperatures are expected in Southwest and Central Virginia. Read the latest forecast details.
Get your latest weather updates with Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich's forecast for this week, featuring a chilly start, sunshine, and rain.
Stay updated on the latest weather conditions for Southwest and Central Virginia, including the impact of tropical storm Rafael Nala and local weather forecasts.
Get the latest weather forecast and updates for the upcoming weekend. Stay informed about potential showers and the end of Daylight Saving Time with Weather Authority.
Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich reports warm and dry conditions for Halloween with increasing cloud cover. A weekend cooldown is expected as a cold front passes through.
Stay informed with the latest weather updates including frost advisories and freeze warnings for the Roanoke and Lynchburg areas.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its U.S. Winter Outlook for the 2024-2025 season on Thursday.
When a hurricane threatens the United States, a lot of attention is focused on the path and the wind speed. Storm surge can be just as important to monitor, because it can quickly cause extreme destruction and death.
