Wakefield, Virginia – Dry and seasonable weather is expected across central and eastern Virginia today, with the next chance of rain arriving on Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service Wakefield, conditions will remain quiet through Friday, with temperatures near typical early January levels and no precipitation expected. Skies will be generally clear to partly cloudy, allowing for stable travel conditions throughout the day.
Rain chances increase on Saturday as a weather system moves into the region. Forecasters say higher rainfall amounts are expected across southern portions of the area, including locations south of Interstate 64.
Farther north, including areas along and north of I-64, a brief period of rain and snow is possible on Saturday. The National Weather Service notes that little to no accumulation is expected, and any wintry mix should be short-lived.
No significant winter weather impacts are anticipated at this time, but travelers should be aware of changing conditions Saturday, particularly during periods of rainfall. Roads may become slick during heavier showers, especially in southern counties.
Looking beyond Saturday, temperatures are expected to remain near seasonal levels, with no major weather hazards indicated in the immediate forecast.
The National Weather Service advises residents to monitor updates as Saturday’s system approaches, especially those with outdoor plans or travel scheduled over the weekend.
