HARRISONBURG VA: (Rocktown Now) – Arctic air will continue to impact weather in the Shenandoah Valley through the upcoming weekend with high temperatures only in the teens and low 20’s and lows in the single digits. Overnight wind chills will drop below zero, especially this weekend, when winds will increase with a nearby coastal storm. There’s still some questions about how close to the coast a weekend storm will come. Depending on the exact track could mean a difference between no snow and at least a few inches.

The AccuWeather forecast, prepared exclusively for WSVA
Tonight: cloudy and very cold. Extended time outside can lead to hypothermia; unprotected
pipes may freeze and burst. Low 1 below zero. Winds north-northwest 3-6 mph.

Tomorrow: quite cold with intervals of clouds and sunshine; a flurry around in the afternoon.
Extreme cold can be dangerous for outdoor activities. High 22. Winds northeast 3-6 mph.

Tomorrow night: cloudy and frigid. Low 6. Winds north-northeast 4-8 mph.

Saturday: cloudy and frigid with a bit of snow with little or no accumulation; storm total snowfall
1-3 inches. High 17. Winds north 7-14 mph.

Saturday night: mostly cloudy with a little snow. Low 4.

Sunday: mostly cloudy in the morning followed by clouds giving way to some sun; windy and very
cold. High 26. Winds north 15-25 mph.

Sunday night: clear and cold. Low 0.

Monday: sunny to partly cloudy and not as cold. High 35. Winds light and variable.

Sunset today 5:34 p.m.
Sunrise Friday 7:22 a.m.

Historical weathr data for this date at the Dale Enterprise Weather Station
High: 72 in 1975
Low: -6 in 1963
Precipitation: 0.85 in 1911
Snowfall: 5.0 in 1894