Blacksburg, Virginia – Damaging winds and downpours could slam into parts of southwest Virginia Monday afternoon, prompting a summer weather alert across Blacksburg and surrounding counties.
According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible after 2 p.m. Monday, especially along US-460 and near the New River Valley. Damaging winds are the main concern, with heavy rainfall potentially leading to localized flooding through early evening. Monday’s high will reach 83°F before storms develop.
Residents should secure loose outdoor items, charge electronic devices, and avoid flooded roadways during heavy rainfall. If thunder roars, move indoors — lightning could accompany stronger cells. Monday night stays humid with a continued chance of storms and a low near 63°F.
Looking Ahead: Summer Heats Up
- Tuesday (June 10): Slightly cooler with a high of 80°F. Showers and storms remain possible after 2 p.m., tapering off by evening.
- Wednesday: Clear skies return. Expect sunshine and a high of 83°F. Great day for outdoor plans.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny and warmer. High near 87°F, low around 63°F.
- Friday: Storm chances increase again in the afternoon. High around 86°F. Evening storms could be strong.
- Saturday: More showers and storms likely. High in the upper 80s. Outdoor events should monitor conditions.
Warnings remain in effect through Tuesday night. Stay weather-aware and check for updates from the NWS Blacksburg office.
