Blacksburg, VA – Sunny skies and mild temperatures will brighten the Blue Ridge region Sunday as high pressure brings dry weather. Residents can look forward to afternoon highs climbing to the mid-60s, perfect for outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, lingering clouds Saturday will clear by midday, leaving the region under sunny skies through Sunday evening. Sunday night will bring calm conditions with lows around 41 degrees, setting the stage for a dry start to the workweek.
The extended forecast shows highs in the mid-60s Monday, but rain chances increase Tuesday, especially after 1 p.m., with scattered showers potentially affecting areas along the I-81 corridor. Temperatures will remain seasonable, peaking near 64 Tuesday and cooling to the mid-50s by Thursday.
Motorists traveling midweek should plan for reduced visibility and wet roads during showers, especially during morning and evening commutes. Keep an umbrella handy starting Tuesday night as showers are likely to continue through Wednesday and into Thursday.
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of Sunday’s sunny weather for any outdoor errands or activities before rain returns. As the week progresses, nighttime lows will dip into the 30s, so dress warmly for cooler evenings.
