As spring weather settles in, residents of Virginia can expect a wet Sunday, with a 90% chance of rain throughout the afternoon. Those planning outdoor activities in Annandale should prepare for scattered showers, especially after 5 p.m. This pattern marks the start of a rainy stretch for the region, making for a potentially soggy end to the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin to fall after 5 a.m. on Sunday, with scattered showers becoming more widespread by late morning. Temperatures will reach highs of 75°F, but the wet conditions will continue through the evening, and by Sunday night, thunderstorms are likely to develop, particularly in the late hours. Winds will be moderate, with gusts around 13 mph from the southeast.
Looking ahead, the forecast calls for a stormy week. Monday will bring a 100% chance of rain, with highs only reaching 55°F. Local roads, including Interstate 95, could face wet conditions that might slow traffic. Residents are advised to drive cautiously and stay updated on weather alerts.
The five-day forecast shows that by Tuesday, the rain will taper off, and clear skies should return by midweek, bringing a welcome break from the wet weather. However, there is still a chance of scattered showers later in the week, with highs ranging between 48°F and 75°F. Be sure to check local forecasts for the latest updates as conditions can change rapidly.
Stay informed and prepared for shifting weather patterns across Virginia this week.
