Virginia Climate Norms Guide

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So, let’s talk about Virginia’s weather, shall we? Nestled on the East Coast, Virginia experiences a diverse climate, making every season unique. Summers here? They’re hot and humid, especially in July, where temperatures often soar into the 90s (Fahrenheit, of course). But don’t let that scare you off; evenings tend to cool down, offering a perfect respite.

Now, winters, they’re a different story. Mild in the coastal areas but expect some serious chill in the mountains. Snowfall varies dramatically too. Coastal areas might see a light dusting, while the western mountains are blanketed in snow, perfect for winter sports enthusiasts.

Spring and fall, well, they’re my favorites. Mild temperatures and low humidity make for ideal outdoor adventure weather. Plus, fall in Virginia is a spectacle of colors. Those vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows? Absolutely breathtaking.

Rainfall is pretty evenly distributed throughout the year, but spring tends to be slightly wetter. And oh, let’s not forget about hurricanes. Virginia gets its share, particularly in late summer and early fall. But don’t worry, they’re usually weaker by the time they reach us.

So, whether you’re a fan of basking in the summer sun, watching leaves change in fall, enjoying spring blooms, or playing in winter snow, Virginia’s got something for you.