Blacksburg, VA – A significant shift in weather patterns is expected to hit the region this weekend and into next week, with a slight chance of showers beginning Sunday evening.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday night brings a 20% chance of rain, with mild conditions continuing through the early part of next week. Starting Sunday, temperatures will dip to around 59°F, with calm winds. While no severe weather is anticipated, the slight chance of showers on Easter night could impact outdoor plans.
As the week progresses, the weather will continue to be unpredictable. On Monday, temperatures will rise to a high of 80°F, with mostly sunny skies. However, rain returns on Tuesday with a 50% chance of showers expected. Temperatures will hover around 75°F, so those planning any outdoor activities in the coming days should remain prepared for wet weather.
The forecast also indicates a chance of showers on Wednesday and Thursday, with conditions remaining mostly cloudy. Tuesday night into Wednesday brings a higher chance of rain at 30%, so commuters should stay alert to possible road hazards and delays.
For those looking ahead, the five-day forecast shows a chance of showers continuing through Thursday, with temperatures staying relatively mild, peaking in the mid-70s by Friday. A brief cooldown is expected for next week, making it essential to keep an eye on local forecasts as conditions evolve.
Stay informed and plan accordingly as the spring weather pattern brings chances of rain across Virginia this week.
