ROANOKE, Va. – Very warm temperatures build in for the next couple of days with the chance for rain showers being pushed back for the time being.
We stay mostly cloudy for much of the day, but that won’t stop temperatures from nearing 80 degrees this afternoon.
The setup favors a southerly flow which is bringing moisture to the region, and resulting in fog this morning.
Eventually, the stalled front to our north and west will drape south and east over the next few days. This process looks like it will happen quicker than initially expected. This means the chance for scattered showers over the next day or two is down.
As we head toward the back half of the week, an area of high pressure builds in over the southeast. This will keep temperatures above average for now, with rain chances staying on the lower end.
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