Virginia — A brisk, crystal-clear predawn sky hangs over Annandale as the first light touches rooftops and sends long shadows across quiet streets. The air feels crisp enough to catch your breath, and the pavement still holds last night’s chill. Early commuters will notice calm winds and clean visibility, making this a simple start to the day before conditions grow more unsettled.

As the sun climbs, clouds spread in from the west. The National Weather Service highlights a subtle shift in pattern today, one that nudges moisture back toward Northern Virginia. Residents planning school drop-offs or early holiday errands should keep an eye on the sky later, as thicker clouds arrive by the afternoon. Travel remains easy, but weekend planners should note the timing—models hint at developing rain chances Saturday afternoon.

Saturday brings the most interesting weather of the stretch. A warm-to-cool transition sets up a Winter Tease, with cooler pockets in the higher terrain west of I-95. While no snow is expected here, early-season flurries continue across northern-tier states, reinforcing the broader November pattern. Annandale stays mainly rainy if precipitation forms, but a brief cool-down could sharpen conditions late in the day. To be fair, early Thanksgiving travelers face no major hazards, but wet roads could slow the afternoon pace.

The system exits quickly, leaving a bright, crisp Sunday—perfect for outdoor plans, yard cleanup, or early decorating. Winds turn lighter and drier into Monday and Tuesday, creating a stable stretch as national travel demand begins rising.

Five-Day Outlook for Annandale, VA

Fri: 58/43 – Increasing clouds; mild.
Sat: 65/55 – Chance of rain; breezy at times.
Sun: 62/38 – Sunny and cool.
Mon: 53/34 – Sunny and dry.
Tue: 47/35 – Rain risk returns (40%).