Wakefield, VA – A backdoor cold front will pass through Virginia tomorrow, bringing a significant temperature range across the state. While temperatures will vary, all regions are expected to experience dry conditions, making for perfect Easter egg hunt weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, VA, the front will move from northeast to southwest, leaving the southwestern counties to experience the highest temperatures. These areas could see highs around 85°F, while the northeastern sections will experience milder temperatures, hovering near 65°F.
The weather will remain dry and mostly cloudy throughout Easter Sunday, with winds shifting from the southwest in the morning to the northeast by afternoon. A light breeze of 5 mph or less is expected, and the rain chance is nearly zero. This means families can enjoy outdoor activities without worrying about weather disruptions.
Temperatures will generally be above normal for the season, with highs reaching 70°F to 87°F across much of Virginia. It’s expected to be a mild and comfortable day for the state’s residents as they celebrate the holiday.
