Blacksburg, VA — Southwest Virginia residents can expect a mild weather shift as the week begins, with foggy mornings clearing to sunny, cool afternoons. On Monday, temperatures near 63°F, but patchy fog until 9 a.m. could impact visibility on Route 460 and local roads. Commuters should drive with caution during the early hours.
According to the National Weather Service, conditions will become progressively warmer as the week continues, with high temperatures in the low to mid-70s through Thursday. Calm, dry air will dominate, keeping the atmosphere less humid than recent weeks. However, patchy fog remains a possibility each morning, particularly Tuesday when temperatures reach around 71°F by afternoon.
By midweek, mostly sunny skies will cover the region, with Wednesday and Thursday promising highs of 74°F. Evenings are set to be cooler, with lows dropping into the upper 40s and low 50s, providing a comfortable contrast for those venturing out at night. As the week ends, temperatures slightly decrease, reaching around 67°F on Friday, with partly sunny skies prevailing.
Blacksburg’s residents should prepare for mild, clear afternoons, but stay aware of morning fog, especially during early commutes. Those traveling on Route 460 and surrounding roads should exercise caution during foggy periods for optimal safety. This stretch of cooler and dry weather offers ideal conditions for outdoor activities, particularly later in the day when visibility improves.
