Blacksburg, VA – Snow and rain are forecasted to arrive in the Appalachian region this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, VA. Temperatures will drop steadily into the evening, leading to snow accumulation across the mountains.
The highest accumulation is expected in southeast West Virginia and the northwest mountains of North Carolina. Wet, heavy snow is anticipated initially but will transition to a drier, fluffier snow as temperatures fall. Areas such as Roanoke, Beckley, and Lynchburg are likely to see significant impacts.
The NWS warns drivers to prepare for slick roads and reduced visibility, especially during evening hours. Accumulating snow could create hazardous travel conditions. Residents are encouraged to check local advisories and plan accordingly.
This weather event comes as part of a larger system affecting the region. Local officials urge residents to secure outdoor items and ensure emergency supplies are ready in case of power outages.
Stay tuned to local updates and forecasts to monitor changing conditions.
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