Most of the rain activity this Wednesday morning has occurred east of the Blue Ridge. Parts of Halifax and Charlotte counties have already seen more than one inch of rainfall in the past six hours. #tropics

A batch of rain is moving through areas that are east of the Blue Ridge this Wednesday morning. You may have to turn on the windshield wipers for your morning commute. We'll have more on your Wednesday forecast during Good Day Virginia from 5 - 10 a.m. #tropics

If you're ready for a warmup, I've got good news for you. Above to well-above average temperatures are expected for August 13th-19th. It looks to remain wet as well with above average rainfall expected. #tropics

Fall-like conditions will continue for the next several days, but a return to summer is in sight. Find out when the warm air will return.

Dexter is a minimal tropical storm in the Atlantic. The storm will accelerate to the northeast. The only impact to the U. S. is the rip current risk at coast. There are two additional areas that could form over the next week we will have to watch. #tropics

As you prepare to start your evening, rain is mainly along and east of US-29. Any rain this evening should remain light. Temperatures will remain cooler than we're used to as we fall from the 70s in the 60s. #tropics

Many localities in Southwest and Central Virginia are participating in National Night Out this Tuesday afternoon/evening. Mostly cloudy to overcast skies are in the forecast. Spotty light rain showers cannot be ruled out, but it shouldn't be a washout. #tropics

A cool and cloudy Tuesday is expected across Southwest and Central Virginia. Light rain showers are possible. Daily rain chances will linger throughout the week. To learn more, tune into WFXR News at Noon. #vawx

This Tuesday will start with morning temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. Southwest and Central Virginia can expect little warming for the day due to cloudy skies and passing rain showers. Highs will range from the mid-60s to the mid-70s. #tropics

Light rain is moving through Southwest and Central Virginia this Tuesday morning. Be prepared for wet roadways. We'll have more on today's forecast during Good Day Virginia from 5 - 10 a.m. #tropics

After a dry start to the week, rain will soon return to the region. The one positive is temperatures will remain below average.

A pleasant evening is expected, but clouds will roll in overnight. Some of us may see a few showers later tonight into early Tuesday. Join us tonight on WFXR News at 6 for a look at how much rain is expected. #tropics

Winds from Tropical Storm Dexter remain at 45 mph. This storm is expected to change little in intensity as it moves over the open waters of the Atlantic. There are two other areas to watch in the Atlantic. #tropics

Afternoon temperatures will warm up into the 70s and lower 80s on Monday. Southwest and Central Virginia can expect overnight lows in the lower 60s and upper 50s under increasing cloudiness. #tropics

Mild and mostly dry conditions are slated for Monday. Daily rain chances will return to Southwest and Central Virginia. starting Tuesday. To learn more about the forecast, tune into WFXR News at Noon. #vawx

Tropical Storm #Dexter will track northeastward away from the U.S. A tropical wave near the Cabo Verde Island has a 50% of tropical development over the next seven days. An area of low pressure may form off the Southeastern U.S. coast. #tropics

It's a wonderful day to eat lunch outside! For this Monday, mostly to partly sunny skies are expected across Southwest and Central Virginia. Temperatures will be in the 70s around noon. #tropics

(Monday, Aug. 4 @ 4:35 a.m.) Some patchy fog is possible for the Monday morning commute. Otherwise, it's a mostly dry and cool start to the day across Southwest and Central Virginia. Morning temperatures will be in the cool 50s. #tropics

Tropical Storm #Dexter has been named in the western Atlantic to the east of North Carolina with max winds of 45 mph. It is forecast to move to the northeast away from the U.S. and stay to the north of Bermuda. Here is the official track from the NHC below. #tropics

Monday will be a nice day to begin the week with lower humidity still present and below average highs. Rain chances do return by mid-week, however. Details: #tropics.