ROANOKE, Va. – A storm system offshore and high pressure to the west will help generate a breeze at times throughout the day Monday.
Gusts in excess of 20 mph will be possible, but there won’t be any sort of damage associated with that.
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We’ll see temperatures rise into the 50s after a chilly start to the morning.
Once the wind calms at night, temperatures fall into the 20s and 30s with frost around early Tuesday morning.
Aside from that, an increased breeze out of the west and southwest this week will push our temperatures up. Highs - especially Wednesday through Friday - will be in the 60s.
By Thursday, a front nearby could spark a few showers, but most of its energy will be focused farther north. That’s where the most widespread precipitation will be.
As the front slows down, another system will ride along it and give us a better chance of rain Friday.
Once this finally moves off to the east, we’ll pull in some colder air out of Canada.
Saturday will be colder and breezier than Sunday. Either way, the weekend appears mostly dry.
And so the snowless streak continues into at least next week. Signs point toward another warm-up ahead of Valentine’s Day.
Watch Chief Meteorologist Jeff Haniewich’s 10 p.m. weather forecast for Feb. 6 below. Download our apps and turn on notifications to get an alert every Monday and Friday at 10 p.m. when we go live.