Showers/storms fade away overnight
Areas of fog possible in the morning
Stalled front keeps storms nearby Tuesday
Staying warm most of the week

OVERNIGHT

A frontal boundary will drop into Virginia from the north tonight. Lows tonight will dip into the 50s with a stray shower possible. Areas of clouds and fog will develop over the Southside and in hometowns that saw rain Monday evening.

Lows Tonight — Lows Tonight(WDBJ7 Weather)

TUESDAY

The threat for some isolated storms will fire up again Tuesday afternoon with a warm front draped over the region. Any storm that develops could produce strong gusty winds and pockets of hail. We may issue a First Alert Weather Day again Tuesday should conditions look favorable for severe weather.

TIMING: Isolated to scattered storms possible anytime between 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and diminish the closer we get to midnight.

THREATS: Damaging wind, pockets of hail and heavy rainfall

Highs will warm to the 70s and 80s once again, trending about 10 degrees above normal.

A warm front stalls Tuesday with a chance of scattered storms along it. — A warm front stalls Tuesday with a chance of scattered storms along it.(WDBJ7)

STAYING WARM

Our warm stretch continues through the workweek. Highs will be in the 70s and 80s through Friday.

Summer-like temperatures — Summer-like temperatures(WDBJ7 Weather)

WORKWEEK RAIN CHANCES

Low-end shower and storm chances hang around through the extended forecast. We’re closely watching those weekend rain chances as a front approaches the region.

Precipitation Chances - Next 7 Days — Precipitation Chances - Next 7 Days(WDBJ Weather)

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