The heat will stay with us until a cold front passes Wednesday night, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely.

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Wednesday, June 26 has expired.

A few storms Thursday could become severe with localized wind damage being the main threat

A few storms could briefly become strong, while producing very heavy rain at times

The widespread wind storm killed seven people and left thousands without power

Isolated storms Thursday will mainly target areas north and east of the Roanoke Valley

A line of strong to severe storms is forecast to move across the area starting Wednesday night

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

The weather turns warmer and more humid this week, eventually leading to more storm chances.

While storms will be hit-or-miss, they'll have the potential to turn strong Monday night

April is known for wild weather swings. Here's a breakdown of why we're getting one in the first week of the new month.

Tuesday brought ice, flooding and severe storms to the area, but there were some great photos to show for it.

A few strong-to-severe storms will be possible overnight in parts of the New River and Roanoke Valleys

A Weather Authority Alert Day goes into effect Monday, and we’re working for you to break down what you can expect in your area.

National Weather Service in Blacksburg says damage was caused by very strong straight-line wind gusts Saturday

Storms south of US 460 bring the threat for localized wind damage or an isolated tornado

Severe storms Friday afternoon have the capability of producing damaging winds, hail and possibly a tornado too

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

The heat index approaches and exceeds 100° in the eastern half of the area Friday.

Along with wind damage and hail, Sunday's storms brought dark clouds and lots of lightning

The more rain and the cooler we are, the lesser the chance for severe storms will be. Any breaks in the rain or any breaks of sun will lead to a higher severe weather potential through Thursday afternoon. TimingShowers will likely continue off and on throughout the morning as a warm front slowly lifts north. Once that happens, any warm air (temps 60° or higher) will fuel the development of storms especially east of the Parkway. AdFutureTracker - Thursday eveningImpactsWhile we don’t expect a severe weather outbreak, any thunderstorm that does form could wind up producing damaging wind gusts and/or rotation.

A storm system that will produce a severe weather outbreak in the Plains will drift eastward, giving us the increased potential for severe weather Thursday afternoon and evening. The greater chance of severe thunderstorms will be in Southside, but all of us need to be on alert. TimingWhatever we see in the morning Thursday will just be plain rain (nothing severe about it). Storm threats - Thursday, 3/18/2021What To DoWhile severe weather may not occur in every neighborhood of the 10 News viewing area, you need to have multiple ways to get warnings. - Lastly, call or text loved ones to make them aware of the potential for severe thunderstorms.

We’re dry most of the day, but the weather will turn dangerous in parts of the Deep South and Tennessee River Valley. Numerous severe thunderstorms are expected there with a very potent storm system emerging from the Rockies. Severe weather outlook for St. Patrick's DayAs that storm system moves eastward, it will at least give us rounds of heavy rain Thursday. AdSevere weather ingredients for Thursday, 3/18/2021If there’s any severe storm potential, it appears as though it will be closer to Southside early in the afternoon Thursday. Regardless of severe weather potential, it looks like most of the area could see an inch or more of rain Thursday.

Your Local ForecastA front to our west will trigger some storms that will then move east into the area after about 1 or 2 p.m. Our heat, humidity and enough wind energy above us will allow for the possibility of localized wind damage in any storm that forms. Things will feel a lot more comfortable out there, which is great for outdoor Labor Day weekend plans. Labor Day weekend 2020 forecastWell just have to watch for a few late day storms on Labor Day as another front gets closer to the region. Chances of more tropical development over the next 5 daysIf these two storms get names, theyd be Paulette and Rene.

ROANOKE, Va. – Strong-to-severe thunderstorms in recent days have brought everything from wind damage to hail, but also produced some interesting cloud structures and rainbows. Thank you all for sending in your pictures. Full Screen 1 / 36 Laura Tucker - Salem