Blacksburg, VA — Virginia residents should brace for patchy fog Thursday morning, which may impact visibility during early commutes. Light winds and sunshine will break through by the afternoon, with temperatures climbing to 74°F. Anyone traveling along major routes, such as U.S. Route 460, should be cautious in foggy areas until it clears around mid-morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, conditions will remain mostly dry into the weekend. Friday brings a chance of scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms after 2 p.m., particularly in the mountains. Highs are expected to reach 77°F. The chance of rain is estimated at 30%, but any showers should be brief, with total precipitation under a tenth of an inch. Be prepared for sudden weather changes if you’re planning outdoor activities on Friday.
For those looking ahead to the weekend, the forecast turns more favorable. Saturday and Sunday will feature mostly sunny skies with comfortable highs in the mid to upper 70s. It will be a perfect time to get outdoors, but remember to stay hydrated as the temperatures hover above average. Winds will remain calm, providing a serene environment for those venturing out.
Looking beyond the weekend, cooler temperatures are expected to roll in starting Monday, with daytime highs around 72°F. By Tuesday, highs may dip into the 60s, marking a noticeable drop as the week progresses. Overnight lows could fall into the mid-40s, a reminder that autumn is in full swing.
For those planning to travel or engage in outdoor activities, the best days to enjoy warm, sunny weather will be Saturday and Sunday.
