While not a washout, this coming Easter Weekend will feature the chance for some showers and thunderstorms.

Another round of severe weather is likely across many states, stretching from the Ohio Valley to the east coast.

Here's a recap of the massive severe weather outbreak from Saturday that also affected central Virginia.

Weather could interfere with lots of outdoor events planned across central Virginia on Saturday. We can expect improving conditions on Sunday.

We are already gearing up for what could be a very soggy start to the weekend.

First Friday's After Five of the season, and we could see some rain drops!

We're still on track to see some storms this evening and tonight. Here's my latest thinking on what we can expect.

If this sounds familiar, it's because we have a setup similar to the one we had last Monday night!

Changes Moving in for the weekend!

Thursday's bright sunshine will be replaced by rain clouds and cooler weather for Friday.

Colorado State University has released its hurricane prediction for the 2011 season and it looks like it could be a busy one.

A recap of Monday night's severe weather and what to expect for the next few days.

I'm keeping an eye on the radar tonight as a strong cold brings the potential for some severe storms.

A strong cold front will bring a severe weather potential to central Virginia Monday night and into Tuesday morning.

March will go down in the books as a much-needed rainy month!

The answer to my Facebook poll on Charlottesville's latest snowfall, with some interesting facts about April snow!

It might only be Wednesday, but I'm already thinking ahead to the weekend! These might be the only two days for the next week that we don't have rain chances!

It's a spring break - but it might not be what you think. Spring is actually taking a break for the next few days, with more cold weather and a few snowflakes!

Find out exactly how unusual it is to see snow in central Virginia during the month of March!

Snow this past Sunday: impossible? Not really. Not common, either.

After some warm weather earlier in the week, we are starting to throw around the idea of some wet snowflakes for the weekend!

The first full weekend of spring will feel more like winter with gloomy skies, showers, and cool temperatures.

Spring is here and this is the time of year that typically presents us with some of our toughest forecasting challenges!

After a few dry months, the tables have turned and March will go down in the books with a rainfall surplus!

The first few days of the new season will start with mild temperatures - and several chances for some rain in central Virginia.