Annandale, VA – As we approach Tuesday, Annandale residents should brace for a soggy afternoon and evening. Showers, likely accompanied by thunderstorms, are expected to begin by 2 p.m., with a 90% chance of rain throughout the day. This weather alert has significant implications for local travel, outdoor activities, and safety.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will climb to a high of 69°F, but gusty winds will accompany the storms. Winds are expected to come from the southeast at 10 to 14 mph, with gusts potentially reaching 24 mph. The risk of flash flooding is elevated due to the heavy rainfall, with some areas possibly seeing more than half an inch of rain. Travelers on roads like I-495 and US-29 should be aware of reduced visibility and slick conditions.
The showers will continue through the evening, bringing a cooler low around 63°F by Monday night. Thunderstorms are likely to persist until 11 p.m., further complicating evening commutes and outdoor plans. It’s crucial to stay updated on weather alerts if you’re in the area.
In the longer-term, the rain will taper off overnight, but showers will return on Wednesday, May 14th, with an 80% chance of rain continuing through the day. Winds will remain strong, so securing loose items outdoors is advisable.
Extended Forecast:
Looking ahead, Annandale’s weather will remain unsettled through the rest of the week. Temperatures will hover in the mid-60s on Wednesday, with further showers and a possible thunderstorm expected in the afternoon. Thursday sees more mild conditions, though a chance of showers before 8 p.m. remains. As for the weekend, expect mostly clear skies with temperatures reaching 81°F by Sunday.
