Blacksburg, Va. – A week of spring weather swings is setting up for Blacksburg, bringing a mix of sunshine, warmth, and late-week thunderstorms that could disrupt travel and outdoor plans. Sunday kicks off with clear skies and a pleasant high near 69°F, giving residents a chance to enjoy the outdoors before more unsettled conditions arrive.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will see temperatures soar to 74°F under sunny skies, but don’t get too comfortable—thunderstorm chances build as the week progresses. Expect a steady warm-up Tuesday, with a high near 82°F, followed by mostly cloudy skies Tuesday night and a low around 60°F. Midweek, showers and thunderstorms could develop, especially along the U.S. Route 460 corridor, with Wednesday’s high reaching 81°F and rain chances peaking on Thursday.
For those traveling or commuting, keep an eye on changing conditions, especially from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday night. Isolated thunderstorms may bring brief downpours, gusty winds, and limited visibility on area roads. Prepare by charging devices, reviewing severe weather alerts, and avoiding outdoor activities during storms.
Looking ahead, Friday remains unsettled, with partly sunny skies and a 50% chance of showers. As always, monitor weather updates and heed local advisories, as additional alerts may be issued throughout the week. The next detailed update will be posted Monday morning as new information becomes available.
