Blacksburg, VA – A mild start to the week in Virginia will give way to colder temperatures and a chance of snow by Thursday. After a stretch of sunny and dry weather, a midweek system is expected to bring rain and the potential for light snow in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will remain warm with highs near 65 under partly sunny skies. Rain chances increase Tuesday afternoon, with scattered showers likely through Wednesday. By Thursday night, colder air moving into the region could mix with lingering precipitation, bringing the first snowflakes of the season to higher elevations.
Drivers along Route 460 and in the New River Valley should prepare for wet roads midweek and potentially icy conditions Thursday night into Friday morning. Low temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-30s, creating frost concerns in some areas.
The rest of the week remains unsettled, with highs dropping to the 40s by Thursday and Friday. Residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates as conditions evolve, particularly in areas prone to snow or icy roadways.
5-Day Forecast:
• Monday: Partly sunny, high 65.
• Tuesday: Chance of showers (50%), high 64.
• Wednesday: Rain likely (40%), high 65.
• Thursday: Rain and snow mix possible, high 43.
• Friday: Partly sunny, high 46.
Virginia residents should prepare for a sudden shift in weather and keep warm clothing and snow gear ready. Stay tuned for updates on snowfall amounts and potential travel disruptions.
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