Blacksburg, VA – Residents in Southwest Virginia can expect warm, sunny weather Monday, providing perfect conditions for early Thanksgiving travel and preparations. Mild temperatures and clear skies will dominate the start of the week before a shift in weather patterns midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, Monday’s high temperature will climb to 63 degrees, with light southwest winds. Drivers along the I-81 corridor should enjoy safe and dry conditions for commutes and holiday travel planning. The calm weather is expected to continue into Monday night, though rain chances develop after midnight.
Tuesday brings a slight chance of rain during the day, with gusty winds up to 24 mph, potentially impacting those heading to grocery stores or setting up holiday plans. Highs will remain mild at 55 degrees, but nighttime lows could dip to 29.
Rain becomes likely late Wednesday, transitioning into a soaking Thanksgiving Day. Temperatures will peak around 54 degrees Thursday before falling into the low 40s overnight. Travel delays are possible as rain covers the region, and drivers should exercise caution on wet roads.
By Friday, colder air moves in, bringing a potential mix of rain and snow showers. Temperatures will struggle to reach 40 degrees, with overnight lows near 23. Sunny skies will return Saturday, offering a break from the week’s unsettled weather.
Travelers and residents are advised to monitor updated forecasts as Thanksgiving approaches and prepare for changing weather conditions midweek.
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