Weather forecast for Southwest and Central Virginia, covering rain showers, temperature changes, and mid-week forecasts.

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Long term forecasts showing some temperature trends shifting

Stay updated on Southwest and Central Virginia's weather with our latest forecast for a mild November and upcoming rain chances.

Seasonable temperatures expected before we heat up by mid week

Temperatures become more seasonable as we head into the weekend.

Wicked warmth arrives this Halloween

Get the latest weather updates including the forecast for the weekend with details on temperatures, sunshine, and potential showers.

Weather Authority brings the latest updates on the sunshine-filled Thursday, upcoming cold front, and weekend weather for our area.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its U.S. Winter Outlook for the 2024-2025 season on Thursday.

Those who love fall temperatures will certainly enjoy the week ahead

Cooler-than-average temperatures will provide another taste of fall this week.

One last day of below average temperatures before we heat up next week.

Much cooler temperatures are on the way this week.

Showers and storms return this afternoon as a front approaches.

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

We've seen some unusually hot temperatures both here in Southwest Virginia and Worldwide.

Cooler temperatures and plenty of rain expected this weekend.

We'll track a few rounds of showers in between temperature swings

A gorgeous day is in store! Get out and enjoy the cool temperatures and sunshine!

Our cold snap beyond Friday will be very quick. Temperatures rise big-time next week.

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

Memphis’ water company has lifted a boil-water advisory for more than 600,000 people that was in place for five days due to freezing temperatures that caused pipes to break throughout the southern city.

Sunshine and above average temperatures stick around until late in the week.

Today will be another near perfect day to get outdoors! Take advantage of the Summer/Fall transition weather while it lasts.

Clear skies will make for a great weekend to get outdoors!

Staying cloudy for most of the week. Isolated showers through Thursday.

More than 100 million people across the country are under heat alerts, and starting Thursday, we could see another spike in our temperatures.

It’s no secret it’s hot outside, and on days like this one, it’s important to practice heat safety.

ALL CLEAR!

Highs will be in the 70s for most of the area this weekend into early next week

Temperatures fall near or below freezing the next several mornings

High temperatures reach 85-90° outside the mountains the next several afternoons

After several days of unseasonable warmth, temperatures will once again be cooling down. For much of the region, our high temperatures were around midnight. From here, temperatures will continue to fall.

If you were hoping for a break from these above average temperatures, you’re going to have to keep waiting. Temperatures will once again reach the 60s this afternoon.

As we round out the first weekend of fall, temperatures are running a little bit warmer to begin the day.

The temperatures that we’ve been experiencing the past few days have remained unseasonably cool. Typically, we are in the upper 60s by this time of the year.

Expect calm weather the next several days before a Wednesday/Thursday front

ROANOKE, Va. – We’ve been experiencing fall-like temperatures over the past few days, but we are kicking it up a notch this weekend! The cold front that moved in on Friday will prevent temperatures from reaching the 70s today. TodayIf you get cold easily, don’t forget to grab a light jacket before heading to any outdoor activities! Rain CoverageTemperatures will remain in the 60s through Monday, but just in time for the official start of autumn, temperatures return to the mid 70s. First day of fallTemperatures will remain below-to-near average over the next few days.