Temperatures will warm up this weekend ahead of a potent cold front. Some areas early next week will struggle to make it out of the 40s for highs. As for lows, inland spots will drop into the low 30s.

Beautiful end to this election day weather wise! It will remain clear this evening, perfect to enjoy viewing of tonight's supermoon! This is the beaver moon which is the biggest and brightest moon of the year! Wind gusts come back up tomorrow so hold on to those hats!

We'll start off mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms this morning. Then we'll have clearing & drying this afternoon. Highs... low 70s. Dry and cool tomorrow for Halloween. Hurricane Melissa will pass just west of Bermuda late tonight.

Expect lots of clouds today with scattered rain showers at times. Breezy, but not as windy as yesterday. More scattered showers tomorrow morning. Then drying weather into the weekend. Melissa is over Cuba this morning moving northeast.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall earlier today as a category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of 185mph. This makes Melissa the strongest storm to ever hit the island and one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin. This storm is not done as it is forecast

Expect a wet and windy day today. Wind Advisories are in effect for areas near the shore. Minor to near moderate tidal flooding is possible this afternoon. Hurricane Melissa is a category 5 hurricane and aiming for Jamaica.

A strong coastal storm will bring rain and wind to Hampton Roads tomorrow. Wind gusts along the Outer Banks may reach upwards of 50mph! This will likely lead to more beach erosion and overwash. For coastal Virginia we will be watching high tide for tidal flooding in low-lying

Not a lot of rain today, but a few showers possible. Then expect lots of rain and wind tomorrow. Meanwhile hurricane Melissa is now a category 5 hurricane. It will have big impacts on Jamaica within the next 24-36 hours.

Tropical Storm Melissa is forecast to rapidly strengthen this weekend and early next week into our next major hurricane of the season. Ensembles still a bit different in where the storm will exactly track in the short term but when it eventually enters the Atlantic and passes

The latest drought monitor has North Carolina in a moderate to severe drought in some areas. The good news, early next week may bring some beneficial rainfall to the area.

Enjoy the warmth today while you still can because as we head through the end of this work week our temperatures will drop below normal. Check out Friday morning, lows could be in the mid-30s! The latest in today's weather blog! https://t.co/IchT1MLKbA

Tropical Storm Melissa has formed in the Caribbean sea and is expected to meander in the region for a few days. This storm will be a major rainfall threat for islands in the storms path due to the storms slow forward speed. Strengthening is likely due to the warm waters in the

Could be a few windows of fun surf this weekend as winds finally look to cooperate along the Virginia and North Carolina coast. Watch for waves to be in the 2-4 foot range for Virginia Beach with more size towards the OBX Saturday and Sunday. More details in the Beach, Boating

How about this sunset!

Still kind of a nasty day today. Expect cloudy skies with a few showers & some drizzle up through midday. Highs in the 60s. Wind gusts to 30mph. Minor tidal flooding as well. MUCH better by tomorrow! MUCH drier Thursday!

The Nor'easter will bring northeast winds gusting to 55 MPH and major tidal flooding this afternoon. Even the potential for some of the highest tides we've seen in a couple locations. Read my latest weather blog for the full details: https://t.co/CN2sfe79mO

We'll have quiet weather today. Partly cloudy, cool, and a bit breezy. Scattered showers arrive later tomorrow, but heavy rain and strong winds develop on Sunday. A non-tropical low will work up the coast through the weekend. Full details on WAVY News 10.

ATTENTION VA & OBX SURFERS! There could be a window during the afternoon hours of Sunday where winds switch offshore as this coastal low moves north! Local conditions will heavily depend on the timing and exact track of this storm but if things play out just right we could be

MAJOR tidal flooding possible Sunday afternoon for Hampton Roads as a strong coastal low moves into the region. Northeast wind gusts of 45-55mph will be a possibility allowing for water levels from the ocean and the Chesapeake Bay to increase in some low-lying areas.

We'll be cool, dry, and breezy for the next 2 days. Moisture will push up into our region on Saturday w/ an increasing chance for rain showers. However, rain and strong coastal winds are becoming likely for Sunday. T.S. Jerry will stay out to sea.