Blacksburg, VA – A freeze warning is in effect for Blacksburg and surrounding areas through Friday morning, with temperatures dropping as low as 33°F. Residents are advised to cover sensitive plants, bring pets inside, and prepare for widespread frost before 9 a.m.
According to the National Weather Service, this cold snap will give way to sunny skies throughout Friday, with high temperatures reaching 65°F by the afternoon. Despite the warming trend, Friday night is expected to bring clear skies and another low around 37°F, making it essential for residents to continue protecting vulnerable outdoor vegetation.
Looking ahead, the weekend weather in Blacksburg promises pleasant conditions. Saturday and Sunday will see mostly sunny skies, with highs of 68°F and 70°F respectively. Lows will stay chilly, dropping to around 38°F on Saturday night and 39°F on Sunday night.
The forecast calls for continued clear and dry conditions into Monday, with highs reaching 73°F. Despite cold nights, temperatures will slowly warm, making next week’s afternoons more comfortable. There is no rain, snow, or thunderstorms expected throughout the first half of the week.
As high pressure settles over the region, outdoor activities and travel along key routes, such as U.S. Route 460, should remain unaffected by adverse weather. Residents should take advantage of the mild daytime temperatures and clear skies to complete any necessary preparations before cooler fall temperatures set in next week.