Blacksburg, VA – Damaging winds could rattle parts of Virginia by Monday night as a cluster of thunderstorms approaches, raising travel and safety concerns.
According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, isolated severe storms are expected to develop late Monday evening, with the main threat being strong winds and brief downpours. The risk window begins after 10 p.m., especially in areas along US-460 and Route 114 in Montgomery County.
Though the chance for widespread hazardous weather remains low, commuters and residents should remain weather-aware into the late hours. Power outages and fallen limbs are possible, especially if winds gust above 40 mph. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items, charge mobile devices, and avoid non-essential travel after dark.
By Tuesday [June 10], a slight chance of lingering showers remains before 2 p.m., but otherwise, conditions clear up with a high near 79°F and steady west winds at 5 to 8 mph. No spotter activation is expected at this time, though NWS will continue to monitor localized impacts.
🌤️ Extended Five-Day Forecast for Blacksburg, VA:
- Monday [June 9]: Mostly sunny. High near 83°F. Chance of storms late (40%)
- Tuesday [June 10]: Showers early. Then mostly sunny. High 79°F.
- Wednesday [June 11]: Sunny and dry. High near 83°F.
- Thursday [June 12]: Clear and hot. High near 86°F.
- Friday [June 13]: Mostly sunny. High 85°F.
- Saturday [June 14]: Showers/storms possible (50%). High 85°F.
