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Generally is 5 to 10 degrees warmer in Cville.

But there’s a lot of “hot air” up there……😁 Altitude in Cville is about 600’ above sea level, and about 2,100 in Blacksburg. Also, it tends to be more windy in Blacksburg. So, in general the weather tends to be better in Cville.
Posted: 05/18/2026 at 07:13 PM ET
(In response to this post by HokieAllMyLife)

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Might get killed for asking this but is Charlottesville’s weather
HokieAllMyLife 05/18/26 07:05 PM ET
Well, Pete could schedule more in the burg, but who with great RPI would
UTPr0sim 05/19/26 10:18 AM ET
Less altitude **
VaTechHokiesACC 05/19/26 12:28 AM ET
Check their home schedule
farmville hokie 05/18/26 10:40 PM ET
Michigan, ohio state, md, villanova, bucknell
VAHokie89 05/19/26 07:21 AM ET
We also played Michigan **
hokiepro 05/19/26 08:19 AM ET
Charlottesville is about 3 degrees warmer than B'Burg...and the Valley
Tuckahokie 05/18/26 07:18 PM ET
At this moment it’s 77 in Burg and 85 in Cville.
RJHokie 05/19/26 10:09 AM ET
Generally is 5 to 10 degrees warmer in Cville.
RJHokie 05/18/26 07:13 PM ET
Blacksburg can be really hot during the summer months.
TomTurkey 05/19/26 10:28 AM ET
Yes, it can be.
RJHokie 05/19/26 10:35 AM ET
Better, sure. Double the amount of home games better?**
HokieAllMyLife 05/19/26 09:14 AM ET
Maybe in some years.
RJHokie 05/19/26 09:58 AM ET
This guy knows - first hand real-life experience. **
laphroaig 05/18/26 09:16 PM ET
Probably a small bit warmer that side of the Blue Ridge Vs. NRV/B'burg**
George Baylor 05/18/26 07:12 PM ET