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

Get the latest weather forecast for Tuesday evening and the upcoming days, including Halloween trick-or-treat conditions.

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

Southwest and Central Virginia will experience quiet weather with sunny conditions and above-average temperatures through the weekend into next week.

High temperatures Wednesday afternoon get close to record levels once again

We expect near-record heat to return by Wednesday afternoon, though.

High temperatures get close to record levels this coming weekend

Temperatures come down ever so slightly Father's Day weekend

High temperatures Friday will be fairly close to record levels

A heat wave of sorts will take over the area late this week and next week

We'll be nearing record highs Friday afternoon

Enjoy the break in humidity now! Temperatures reach the 90s in some spots later this week

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

A break in humidity returns to the forecast Friday into the weekend

Slow-moving storms develop each afternoon Monday through Wednesday before drier weather returns

Showers and storms won't be around all day, but they will be scattered at times

Highs reach the 60s and 70s with sunshine and spring breezes

A little dose of nature's free A/C is on the way

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

Localized flooding will be possible if you get caught under one during the afternoon and early evening hours

We'll track numerous showers and storms Friday through Sunday

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

We'll keep the chance for showers and storms each day from Saturday through at least next Thursday.

Summer warmth makes a comeback to the forecast Wednesday through Friday

High temperatures reach well into the 80s across most of the area Monday afternoon

Patchy frost is a possibility through Tuesday morning

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

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

Most storms will be near and west of the Roanoke Valley later in the day

High temperatures reach the 80s across much of the area (again) Monday afternoon

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

Aside from isolated showers, the weekend is shaping up to be breezy and much warmer.

We're in for a gusty next few days with limited showers through Easter Sunday

A slow-moving front will gradually take rain chances east of our area

Higher rain totals will be east of the Roanoke Valley, while areas west pick up much lighter amounts

The same system producing severe weather and blizzard conditions will bring us some rain

Humidity will be very low Thursday, meaning brush fires are still possible.

On average, March is the windiest month of the year in our part of Virginia

The winds of changes are blowing early in the week

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.

We'll see highs reach well into the 70s prior to a round of Friday showers.

Highs Thursday reach into the 60s before another rain-maker arrives from the west

Most rain will be light Wednesday. Thursday warms up, and some sun returns.

High temperatures Tuesday reach into the upper 60s and lower 70s

Watch for patches of dense fog Monday morning. Enjoy a taste of spring by the afternoon.

Temperatures reach into the 60s in most areas Sunday through Tuesday

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

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich joins us to let you know what’s ahead in your forecast.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich joins us to let you know what’s ahead in your forecast.

A quick-hitting system brings in some rain and mountain snow late Friday night into the wee morning hours of Saturday.Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich joins us to let you know when precipitation begins and ends and when temps will warm back up again.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich breaks down what's ahead in your forecast.

Rain will be heaviest and most widespread Tuesday evening into the overnight hours

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

One storm system Sunday will be responsible for a myriad of changes in our weather.

Most snow accumulation will be above the 3,000-foot level on our west-facing slopes.

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

Highs reach the 50s and 60s through the weekend, while showers pass through on a few occasions

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

The weather dries out again following Tuesday's dose of much-needed rain

We haven't seen an inch of rain from one storm since early September

Drought will persist through at least the next 1-2 weeks before a potential flip in the weather pattern

The people of TikTok are going crazy over WSLS Meteorologist Chris Michaels’ recent weather forecasts, and not necessarily because of the nice weather ahead, either.

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at the weather in your neck of the woods.

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at the weather in your neck of the woods.

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at the weather in your neck of the woods.

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at record warmth across the region

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at record warmth across the region

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at record warmth across the region

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at when, and if, the wintry mix will make its way to your neck of the woods.

Join Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich tonight at 10 p.m. for a detailed look at when, and if, the wintry mix will make its way to your neck of the woods.

Highs reach the 60s across much of the area come New Year's Day

Each day features more of the same - heat, humidity and scattered storms

True to form, it will be hot, humid and stormy at times this 4th of July weekend