Rain & Snow Is On The Way!

Cold Air Closes Out The Week

We are tracking another mild day that brings above-average temperatures on Wednesday afternoon.

Soupy conditions this morning!

Keep the umbrella close by the next few days.

Slick Conditions are Possible Sunday Morning

Thousands of locals gathered downtown earlier tonight to watch the City of Roanoke Christmas Parade

Plans This Weekend? Here's The Forecast!

Clear skies, cold air, and gusty winds are here to close out the week.

We are tracking the chances for a white Christmas

Chilling winds move in after the rain

A cold front moves in and brings some changes for the rest of the week.

Winter is a great time to experiment with new food preparations and flavors to keep your meals nutritious and interesting.

Rain comes and goes for a few days

As the temperatures drop, it’s as important as ever to take precautions when heating your home.

Snow Showers Possible Tonight! Cold Air & Winds To Follow

Cold, dry, sunny and blustery conditions continue Tuesday as cold air relentlessly funnels into the region.

These bitter temperatures could spell serious trouble for people without reliable shelter, but help is available in our communities.

Bundle Up! Arctic Air Is Here To Stay

Big Weather Changes Are On The Way

Snow showers and flurries are likely later today

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

Isolated Showers Later Today...

Forecasting for an entire season is very difficult, and it’s no secret that it lacks the skill of a day-to-day forecast.

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

As November ushers in cooler temperatures, many are turning their attention to winter preparations—and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is no exception. Though it’s sunny and 80 degrees today, VDOT is already preparing for snowflakes.

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

More than 100 tornadoes were reported by the Storm Prediction Center between April 25 and April 28.

A look at how much snow we received this past Winter.

Winter is, apparently, not coming back, as Kit Harington shut down talk of a Jon Snow sequel to HBO’s massive hit “Game of Thrones.”.

Winter came back to pay us a visit for the weekend

Gusts of 30 to 45 mph will be common Thursday

A cold front sends us right back to winter before temperatures rise again next week.

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.

Winter isn’t coming to HBO this summer, but fire and blood surely will instead.

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

Tornado warnings stretched through the Midwest

One front brings scattered showers. The other brings a cool-down.

Pollen and storms turn more likely.

In a twist of events, the spring equinox will be colder than the most recent winter solstice.

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

Clocks switch forward at 2:00 AM

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

A chilly rain develops Friday afternoon into the night

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

Temperatures Wednesday drop from 60s to 30s once a line of heavy rain moves through

Nearly two-thirds of surveyed weather stations are reporting less snow than they did decades ago

A pair of storm systems bring the chance for rain (mountain snow) Friday morning and Saturday afternoon.

Showers Thursday night into Friday morning will be light and scattered

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

Tuesday and Wednesday are calm. Thursday and Friday are mild with rain chances sprinkled between.

Decreasing cold spells can lead to a variety of impacts on recreation, production and health

Snow will be very elevation-dependent after 10 p.m. Friday.

Temperatures rise ahead of a brief period of wintry weather (for some) late Friday night.

It will be seasonably chilly for any date night plans you might have this Valentines Day

Tuesday's weather forecast is brought to you by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Rain chances last into next week

Almost twenty degrees above average this weekend

High pressure builds in and brings mostly clear skies and above average warmth.

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

The next few days will feature sunshine, cold mornings and mild afternoons.

High pressure builds in and brings mostly clear skies and above average warmth.

Even after warm days we can get heavy snows later in the month.

High pressure keeps us high and dry for much of the next week

Yes, we'll get warmer. However, it won't be anything like last week's record warmth.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich gives you an update on the clipped system that's moving in to our region.

Accumulations will be light and mostly confined to elevations above the 2,000 to 2,500 foot level

A brief 'Clipper' brings the chance for rain and snow Tuesday night into Wednesday morning

Light showers continue through the day, and the west facing slopes see some snow showers.

It will feel more like April through Friday afternoon.

Once we get rid of one round of rain, temperatures spring forward through Friday.

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich gives you an update on the rainy system that's moving in to our region.

Storms are more likely Friday than they were Tuesday.

Temperatures reach the 60s Thursday and Friday following Wednesday's dampness

A spring feel takes over Thursday and Friday after our first storm system passes through.

Wind chill lasts through the afternoon Monday. Over the next few days, temperatures warm up significantly.

Wind chill lasts through the afternoon today. Over the next few days, temperatures warm up significantly.

Getting through winter healthy means trying to protect yourself from respiratory viruses.

As another storm system rolls into Central and Southwest Virginia, Your Local Weather Authority is working for you to keep you weather aware.

10 News has issued another Weather Authority Alert Day for Friday through Saturday for the potential for light snow/mixed precipitation and Arctic air.

After what was a very cold day Thursday, we’re keeping an eye on another wintry weathermaker.

Join Meteorologist Chris Michaels in an Appcast at about 7:05 a.m. as he tracks frigid temperatures, bitter cold wind chills and when we’ll finally warm up.

Lots of people headed to Monterey Elementary School in Roanoke to go sledding.

A study by the University of Kentucky shows that snow absorbs sound.

Your Local Weather Authority is working for you as an arctic blast continues to bring snow, ice and bitter-cold wind chills to much of Central and Southwest Virginia.

Take a look through Consumer Reports’ winter survival guide for parents to improve their chances of keeping their children healthy.

As frigid temperatures move in across Southwest and Central Virginia, you may be looking for some helpful ways to keep your pipes from freezing up.

10 News has issued another Weather Authority Alert Day from Monday to Wednesday due to the potential for an impactful winter storm.

Wednesday morning next week could wind up being the coldest we've seen since Christmas 2022.

The parade of storm systems we're tracking is a direct result of El Niño.

Sunday's snow showers will be scattered. Tuesday brings an even stronger storm system to the Eastern U.S.

A winter storm brings a mixture of snow, ice and rain to the area Saturday

Saturday's storm system throws snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain our way.

A storm Saturday will likely bring accumulating snow, ice and rain to different parts of the area.

The bulk of accumulating snow Saturday will target our western-facing slopes.

Some of us reach near 60 degrees Thursday afternoon

Rain continues Wednesday morning but exits by the afternoon

Winter brings cold weather and potentially slick roads, but many families still need to travel.

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