Richmond, VA – Virginia residents can expect a mix of sunshine and rain in the week leading up to Thanksgiving, with mild temperatures early before wet weather arrives for the holiday. Travel disruptions are possible as heavy rain coincides with busy Thanksgiving travel along major routes, including I-95 and I-64.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will see sunny skies with highs near 59 degrees and calm winds. Overnight, clouds will increase as rain chances rise after midnight, with a 40% probability of showers.
Tuesday will remain mostly sunny with a high near 61 degrees, but a slight chance of morning showers may affect early travel. By Tuesday night, temperatures will drop to 37 degrees, leading to partly cloudy skies.
Rain becomes more likely Wednesday night, with a 50% chance of showers that will carry into Thanksgiving Day. Highs on Thursday will hover around 51 degrees, with rain coverage reaching 80%. Travelers should plan for slick roads and reduced visibility, particularly during morning and midday hours.
Friday will offer some relief with a chance of morning rain before clearing in the afternoon. Highs will reach 45 degrees, but temperatures will plummet into the 20s overnight. The weekend looks clear and sunny, providing a calm end to the holiday week.
Residents are urged to monitor updates and plan accordingly for Thanksgiving travel, especially during peak rain periods on Thursday.
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