• Sunny, cool week
• No significant precipitation in the forecast
• Warming up for the holiday weekend

There is cooling and lower humidity. This will bring clear blue skies and no chance of rain, according to the 7 day forecast.

Lows generally fall into the 40s each morning; However, temperatures around 30°C are possible west of the Blue Ridge, especially on Friday morning. This is the best chance for any frost formation, even if it only occurs very locally.

Daily highs will warm to 60° and lows will warm to 70° each day through the end of the week. Thursday and Friday may be the coolest days (and mornings).

FIRST WARNING: RISK OF FROSTING AND FROSTING

Frost and freezing conditions are possible through the end of the week. Lows Friday morning will fall into the 30s and just a few 40s. The greatest risk is at higher elevations.

TROPICAL UPDATE

Milton regained strength to a Category 5 status on Tuesday and remains on track to reach the west coast of Florida Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

You can track it at our Hurricane Center. All of Milton’s impacts remain well to our south.

HOLIDAY WEEKEND

We’ll warm up this weekend with highs in the 70s and lows in the 80s. A cold front will give us a MAJOR temperature change as we head into the holidays.

AUTUMN LEAVE REPORT

Fall colors are emerging earlier than normal at higher elevations and nearing their peak on the highest peaks in Pocahontas Co., WV.

Elsewhere, trees are showing gradual changes. The dogwoods have turned their famous pink color and will soon take on a deeper hue. Black eucalyptus, sumac, poison ivy and Virginia creeper clearly show bright reds on the streets.

Peak colors are expected a week earlier than normal, but still likely in the last two weeks of October.

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