Cooler, more clouds than sunshine Sunday

Cloudy, seasonable start to Sunday
A few passing sprinkles are possible
Warmer, drier for the workweek

TONIGHT

Tonight will feature lows in the 50s to near 60 under a cloudy sky. Spotty, passing showers are possible.

Tonight's Forecast — Tonight's Forecast(WDBJ Weather)

SUNDAY

Don’t expect too much sunshine on Sunday. Sunday will feature a good deal of cloud cover during the morning hours. Some peaks of sunshine are certainly possible during the afternoon. The afternoon high temperatures below reflect a cloudier solution. If we see more sunshine, temperatures could be up to 3 to 5 degrees warmer. A few, passing showers are possible throughout the day.

Sunday's Forecast — Sunday's Forecast(WDBJ Weather)

NEXT WEEK

Mother Nature will hit the snooze button for our hometowns next week. Expect a generally dry workweek. Highs will warm into the 70s and lower 80s under a mostly sunny to partly sunny sky.

Next 7 Days — Next 7 Days(WDBJ Weather)

THE TROPICS

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th. Typically during the month of June, tropical development happens in the Gulf of Mexico and off of the southeastern U.S. coast.

The hurricane season starts on Thursday and these are common locations for development. — The hurricane season starts on Thursday and these are common locations for development.(WDBJ Weather)

The National Hurricane Center has issued its last advisory on now post-tropical Arlene. There are no other areas of interest in the Atlantic Basin at this time.

Post-Tropical Arlene — Post-Tropical Arlene(WDBJ Weather)

SLIGHT CHANCE OF SCIENCE PODCAST

A new episode of Slight Chance of Science is out! Meteorologist Catherine Maxwell tags along with Ferrum College researchers at Smith Mountain Lake and dives into the process of how they gather data to ensure our water is safe for swimming and other recreation. Listen below or click here to subscribe and be the first to hear new episodes.

Meteorologist Catherine Maxwell tags along with Ferrum College at Smith Mountain Lake chatting... — Meteorologist Catherine Maxwell tags along with Ferrum College at Smith Mountain Lake chatting about the process of how to gather the data to ensure our water is safe for our communities.(WDBJ7)

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