Annandale, VA – Spring thunderstorms and showers are set to impact Annandale and surrounding areas Friday, April 4th, with possible delays and disruptions.
As of Thursday evening, thunderstorms are already moving through Virginia, and Friday promises more severe weather, including heavy rain, strong winds, and the potential for isolated thunderstorms. Weather experts warn that heavy rain could affect local roadways, including areas near major highways like I-495, making travel hazardous at times.
According to the National Weather Service, Annandale and the surrounding Fairfax County area can expect scattered showers overnight, with rain intensifying by Friday afternoon. Winds may gust as high as 30 mph, and localized flooding remains a concern. Storms are expected to last into the evening, continuing through Friday night with a slight chance of severe weather.
Residents should prepare for wet conditions, as well as the possibility of power outages, with rain totals expected to reach up to 1.5 inches by Friday night. The NWS advises local drivers to stay cautious on the roads, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall, and to keep an eye on rapidly changing weather conditions.
Looking ahead, the weekend offers a brief reprieve with mostly clear skies expected on Saturday, although temperatures will remain cooler than average. Highs are forecast to reach 76°F Saturday and 80°F on Sunday, with a slight chance of more showers on Sunday night.
Stay tuned to local weather updates and be prepared for more rain and potential thunderstorms through the weekend.
