Virginia’s coastline wakes up gray and breezy as low clouds hang over Virginia Beach and a damp chill lingers in the air. Temperatures sit near 39 degrees late this morning, and the breeze off the water keeps it feeling cooler.
A few sprinkles may pass through around midday, but steadier rain develops after 5 a.m. Thursday and continues through much of the day. Highs climb to 53 today, then hover near 53 again Thursday as rain becomes more widespread. Southwest winds gust up to 28 mph today, adding a bite to the air and choppy conditions along the coast.
Roads along I-264 and Pacific Avenue could turn slick during heavier showers. Plan extra time for the afternoon and evening commute. Ponding is possible in low-lying spots if rainfall rates briefly increase.
Rain remains likely Thursday night before tapering early Friday. Temperatures dip to the upper 30s, and a few lingering showers may persist into Friday with highs near 46. While this is a cold rain, surface temperatures stay well above freezing, limiting any icy concerns.
The weekend delivers improving Weather and a touch of early March Spring Vibes. Saturday turns mostly sunny with highs near 53. Sunday follows with sunshine and highs around 51. Nights cool into the upper 30s, so keep jackets handy.
Early next week trends milder overall, though scattered rain chances return Monday and Tuesday. Longer-range signals point toward a gradual warming pattern into early March, with above-normal temperatures possible.
Five Day Outlook for Virginia Beach, VA:
Wednesday: High 54, slight sprinkles.
Thursday: Rain, high 53.
Friday: Chance of rain, high 46.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 53.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 51.
