News

Your Sunday forecast: Warmer temperatures and more humidity

Photo: Contributed/Frank Wilt


HARRISONBURG VA: (Rocktown Now) – Humidity will begin to creep back into the Shenandoah Valley today and over the next few days. Temperatures and humidity will really increase the first of the week. Thunderstorm chances will also climb, with the best chance of storms coming on Tuesday.

AccuWeather says Southeast U.S. waters to remain tropical trouble spot in early August

Here’s the WSVA local AccuWeather forecast for Harrisonburg and the Shenandoah Valley
Tonight: partly cloudy with a stray thunderstorm this evening, then fog late. Low 61. Winds northwest 3-6 mph.

Tomorrow: clouds and sun with a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon. Gusty winds can accompany any downpour. High 85. Winds north 4-8 mph.

Tomorrow night: increasing clouds. Low 68. Winds west-northwest 4-8 mph.

Tuesday: sunny spells with a heavy thunderstorm; humid. Thunderstorms can bring flooding downpours, hail and damaging wind gusts. High 83. Winds west-southwest 6-12 mph.

Wednesday: variable cloudiness. High 81. Winds north-northwest 4-8 mph.

Thursday: mostly sunny. High 82. Winds north-northwest 6-12 mph.

Recent Headlines

4 days ago in Entertainment, Music

Madonna, BTS and more World Cup halftime performers see jump in song streams, Justin Bieber up 110%

It was the 11-minute performance heard around the world. Madonna, Justin Bieber, BTS and Shakira each brought abridged hits to the World Cup's first halftime show in a whirlwind performance Sunday just outside New York. And it has resulted in some noteworthy streaming bumps.

4 days ago in Entertainment

Kaylee Hottle, deaf ‘Godzilla’ actor, killed in car crash at 18

Kaylee Hottle, a deaf actor best known for her starring role in two "Godzilla" films, died in a car crash in Maryland early Tuesday morning, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office said. She was 18.

6 days ago in Entertainment

Judge says Paramount and Warner must halt merger for at least two weeks, granting states’ request

A federal judge on Monday ordered Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery to halt their $81 billion merger for at least two weeks, allowing states that are challenging the deal more time to see their case through in court.