ROANOKE, Va. – As of Wednesday, southwest and central Virginia will be in between storm systems. This means we’re drier, though we’ll turn slightly warmer.
Expect pleasant weather at the bus stop for the several districts going back to school.
Sunshine and a southerly breeze gives our temperatures a little boost compared to Tuesday.
Clouds increase at night, and moisture increases heading into Thursday. A dying cluster of thunderstorms will provide the increased chance for rain after sunrise, limiting how much severe weather we see.
Most rain we see happens before lunchtime, but any leftover energy could result in isolated storms during the typical afternoon hours Thursday.
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Beyond Thursday, we’ll turn hotter with highs reaching the 80s and 90s through the weekend.
We’ll watch for any storm clusters that form to the northwest Saturday, as that could result in a few storms later in the day. Isolated afternoon storms form Sunday, though a better chance exists by next Monday.