Annandale, VA – Dangerous driving conditions persist across Northern Virginia as plummeting temperatures create ideal conditions for black ice. Roadways, especially along Route 1 and residential streets, are at heightened risk for slick spots as melting snow refreezes overnight.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will drop to 19°F overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with northwest winds gusting up to 28 mph. These conditions are expected to worsen on untreated surfaces, posing a significant hazard for morning commuters. Officials urge drivers to slow down, use extra caution, and avoid sudden braking.
The cold stretch will continue through the week. Wednesday will bring sunny skies but remain chilly, with a high of 30°F and brisk winds. Thursday will be even colder, with a daytime high of 27°F and lows dipping to 17°F. Snow is expected to return by Friday night, with chances increasing into Saturday morning, creating potential for additional travel concerns.
Local residents are encouraged to prepare for freezing temperatures by bundling up, protecting exposed pipes, and keeping an emergency kit in their vehicles. Pedestrians should also watch for icy sidewalks and driveways.
Stay updated on road conditions and weather alerts to ensure your safety throughout the week.
Five-Day Forecast for Annandale, VA
• Wednesday: Sunny, high 30°F. Winds 10-15 mph.
• Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 27°F, low 17°F.
• Friday: Snow likely overnight, high 31°F, low 24°F.
• Saturday: Cloudy, high 34°F. 60% chance of snow.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 35°F.
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