Blacksburg, VA – Southwest Virginia will see a string of sun-filled days and rising temperatures through midweek, with highs reaching 85°F in Blacksburg by Wednesday and a potential warm surge into the upper 80s by Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, calm winds and clear skies will persist through Wednesday night, with daytime highs gradually climbing from the mid-70s Sunday to near 86°F by Thursday. Overnight lows will stay mild, hovering in the mid-40s to upper 50s.
The warming trend could stress outdoor workers and prompt increased A/C use across Montgomery, Giles, and Pulaski counties. Residents should stay hydrated, limit peak-hour outdoor activities, and check on elderly neighbors during the hottest parts of the day.
Looking ahead, the first chance of rain returns Friday, with scattered thunderstorms possible through Saturday. While not a washout, the end-of-week system could bring brief heavy downpours and lightning hazards, especially during the afternoon hours.
Clear skies remain in place through Thursday, but residents should stay weather-aware as the weekend approaches. More updates are expected by Thursday afternoon as rain chances solidify.
