Blacksburg, VA – Snow and sleet could impact parts of Greenbrier County this morning, while central Virginia faces potential rain.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warns of a 40% chance of snow and sleet in Greenbrier County Tuesday morning, creating possible hazards for holiday travelers. Rain chances remain lower—20%—across central Virginia during the afternoon. If you’re heading out today, monitor routes and use caution, particularly on I-81 and U.S. 460 in areas prone to icy conditions.
According to the NWS, cloud cover will dominate Tuesday, with temperatures reaching 46°F in Blacksburg by afternoon. Tonight, lows will drop to 29°F under mostly cloudy skies. These conditions will persist through Christmas morning.
On Wednesday, Blacksburg is expected to see partly sunny skies and calmer winds, with highs near 46°F, offering residents a pleasant break for holiday celebrations. Travelers should still plan for cooler evening temperatures, which could dip to 31°F.
Looking ahead, Thursday will bring increasing sunshine and a warming trend, with highs near 48°F. By Friday, rain chances return, particularly overnight, as moisture builds toward the weekend. Expect a mix of rain showers Saturday into Sunday, with highs reaching the low 50s.
Travelers are encouraged to plan around potential wet weather this weekend and keep an eye on updates from the NWS. With fluctuating conditions, it’s crucial to stay prepared for changing road and weather conditions.
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