Big Weather Changes Are On The Way

Snow showers and flurries are likely later today

A 30° drop in temperatures happens by tomorrow...

Stay informed about this week's weather forecast, including rain chances and potential snow showers in higher terrains.

Isolated Showers Later Today...

Weather Authority's Jeff Haniewich provides the latest weather updates as the region prepares for a wet and cool Thursday, followed by a sunny weekend.

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

Get your latest weather updates with Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich's forecast for this week, featuring a chilly start, sunshine, and rain.

A fall-like day with gusty winds

Skies clear all day long

Long term forecasts showing some temperature trends shifting

Temperatures will run 15-20 degrees above average

Where is all the rain?

Mild now, but temperatures warm up this week

Seasonable temperatures expected before we heat up by mid week

Temperatures become more seasonable as we head into the weekend.

Getting close to 80 degrees...

Temperatures approach the 80s for some the next couple of days

Halloween could feature temperatures near 80 degrees...

Cloud cover fades through the day as temperatures gently warm up

Another late Summer-like afternoon, but cooler temps are on the way!

Another late Summer-like afternoon, but cooler temps are on the way!

Weather forecast for October 22, 2024, predicts sunny and warm conditions with a potential temperature drop by next week.

Warmer-than-average temperatures stick around for the next couple of days.

Feeling like late Summer the next couple days

One more day of cloudy skies before fair weather arrives

Another day with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures

Turning mostly dry with hit and miss showers this afternoon

We will see isolated showers yet again today.

Showers and storms build in this afternoon with the chance for flash flooding to unfold.

On and off showers and storms persist Wednesday as we prepare for the arrival of Helene

Numerous days of rain leads up to the arrival of what will soon become Helene.

While we're cooler this week, we'll also have rounds of rain.

Isolated showers and storms continue, but changes are on the way!

Mild, muggy, and mostly cloudy with isolated rain today, but some big time changes are on the horizon.

Light to moderate tropical showers continue through the morning before the chance for heavier rain arrives Tuesday afternoon.

The tropics are still active, and we are right in the path of the next system.

Most of us see calm weather as we head into the weekend, but there are some changes ahead...

As Francine treks north, we start to see local impacts.

A noticeable increase in humidity will happen over the coming days thanks to a shift in the pattern

Francine could have an impact on our weather as we head into the weekend.

Temperatures look to return to the 80s today before a weekend cool down.

Brutal heat arrives in the area this week

Much cooler temperatures are on the way this week.

Plenty of sun today, with rain returning later this week.

Amazing weather on tap for this weekend, but showers return later next week.

10 News Reporter Connor Dietrich was in Danville Thursday covering the effects of Tropical Depression Debby on the area.

The dam removal started earlier in the year and now doesn't pose a risk of overflowing.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued through Aug. 9 has expired.

Debby continues to slowly track up the east coast.

Tracking impacts from Debby later this week

Tracking impacts from Debby later this week

Cooler and drier weather arrive for Sunday

A combination of heat and humidity will make for steamy conditions and fuel showers and storms.

After an insanely dry start to summer, we’ve finally received quite a bit of beneficial rain and will continue to do so over the next couple of days.

Abundant moisture in the area continues to fuel the chance for showers and storms each day.

We'll see buckets of rain all day Monday and throughout the week as well.

Plenty of moisture in the atmosphere means rain will continue for the next few days.

Cooler temperatures and plenty of rain expected this weekend.

Cooler temperatures and rain highlight this week

A frontal boundary will stall over the Virginia Piedmont this afternoon before reversing course back to the east Friday night, while low pressure runs north along the front from the Carolinas.

Temperatures could climb into the upper 90s by the middle of next week.

Temperatures will feel seasonable by the end of this week.

Temperatures will cool off slightly as we progress throughout the week.

The heat and humidity return along with the rain.

Memorial Day weekend is here! Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know when rain will be part of your holiday weekend, and when we’ll cool off, a lot.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Warm air has taken over and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.

Skies gradually clear up Wednesday afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there.

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

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

Skies gradually clear up Wednesday afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there.

Skies gradually clear up this afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there

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

The stormiest time over the next few days appears to be Wednesday night

Skies gradually clear up this afternoon with isolated showers popping up here and there

It will feel mild and muggy both Saturday and Sunday thanks to an increase in cloud cover, and moisture.

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

A large swing in temperatures happens in the next couple of days, but for now, we are keeping mild.

A large swing in temperatures happens in the next couple of days, but for now, we are keeping mild.

A large swing in temperatures happens in the next couple of days, but for now, we are keeping mild.

Near-average temperatures build in Wednesday afternoon, but first, we have to deal with isolated rain showers.

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

Most rain this weekend will stay to our south

Gusts above 40 mph are possible through the afternoon

Our highest wind gusts reach 50 mph

A Weather Authority Alert Day has been issued for Thursday, April 11.

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.

Gusts of 30 to 45 mph will be common Thursday

The severe weather threat is long gone, but now we turn our attention to the return of winter. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich is here to let you know who has the best chance of seeing snowflakes.

As severe weather continues to roll through much of our region, Your Local Weather Authority is working for you to keep you weather aware.

Your Local Weather Authority has issued a Weather Authority Alert Day due to the potential for severe storms in our region.

Your Local Weather Authority has issued a Weather Authority Alert Day due to the potential for severe storms in our region.

Although we were pretty dry today, this evening we’ve had some widely scattered showers move through.