WVVA Weather

12/11/2025

NEW WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES will kick in late tonight and last for a while into Friday for the majority of the area.

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12/11/2025

As a clipper heads our way, wider-spread snow will develop overnight (mainly after midnight) and last into Friday for most of the day.

12/11/2025

Most of us stay below freezing today with occasional snow showers. Tonight we'll see another system bring accumulating snow.

More off and on snow continues today, with another round of snow overnight into tomorrow.

12/11/2025

ROADS ARE GETTING SLICK, please be careful as temps continue to fall and the snow continues to come down on and off through Thursday AM!

12/10/2025

Tonight, temps will hit the 20s, and strong NW winds will allow rain to transition to snow as colder air moves in.

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

Today is a First Alert Weather Day as Blizzard Warnings go into effect for the western Mountains. The rest of us will start out as rain, switching to all snow after sunset.

Today is a First Alert Weather Day. Blizzard conditions will be possible for our higher terrain.

12/10/2025

As a front moves in tomorrow, we’ll see rain start tomorrow afternoon, occasionally mixing with snow across the higher terrain...

12/09/2025

We're not done with the wintry weather this week! This is a *first call* snow map for tomorrow night into Thursday night and could change over the next few days.

A frontal system moving in from the west will change rain to snow as we head into Wednesday evening. For most of us, this doesn't look to be as impactful than what we saw on Monday, but those western slopes could end up getting a lot more out of this event thanks to upslope snow. Because of this, 3-5 inches is a good estimate for most of those spots, but higher totals can't be ruled out along the higher elevations.

1-3 inches of snow will be possible along our ridgeline as far south as Bland County, though confidence in higher totals is lower the farther south you go. If you're east of the mountains, a trace to one inch is about all you'll get.

More snow is likely as we head into Friday. Meteorologist Katherine Thompson will refine the forecast and have the latest coming up tonight!

12/09/2025

Black ice will be a big concern this morning thanks to the very cold temperatures. This afternoon we'll see some sunshine.

Overcast for most of this morning, but the afternoon will bring a bit of sunshine.

12/09/2025

Tomorrow, we’ll see more breaks of sun, and look chilly and dry with highs in the mid 30s-low 40s

12/08/2025

Raleigh and northwest Fayette counties have been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning through 9 PM. A Winter Weather Advisory will continue for the rest of our area through tonight.