Hot and humid conditions will make it feel more than 100° outside on Wednesday & Thursday afternoon.

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

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

A front pushes across the region today and brings scattered showers/storms.

A mild and muggy day is ahead, but some big time changes are on the horizon.

Humidity sticks around for the day as moisture continues to flow in from the south and west.

Humidity sticks around for the day as moisture continues to flow in from the south and west.

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

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

The Weather Authority Alert Day issued for Friday, July 5 has expired.

Warm, humid weather turns to showers and storms

Storms take a break until Monday

Storms take a break until Monday

Today will certainly be a bit hotter than the past couple of days. Try to stay cool out there!

Storms take a break until Monday

ROANOKE, Va. You could feel the air changing throughout the day Monday, as more moisture was pumped into the region. This front slows, allowing humidity and storm chances to linger in areas east of the Blue Ridge Parkway Thursday afternoon. What We're Tracking - Thursday night and FridayOnce that front passes east, were on our way to a pretty pleasant Friday and Saturday. What We're Tracking - SundayWell likely only get into the 70s each day, with lows each night in the 50s. Thats considered below average for this time of year, and is reflected in the Climate Prediction Centers temperature outlook for that time frame.