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VA Weather Alert: Virginia Beach Turns Colder Nov 12-16
Virginia — Warm coastal sunshine will soon give way to brisk northern winds and noticeably colder temperatures across Virginia Beach.
By Nora Whitfield · 2026-11-11T09:48:17.559Z
Virginia — Warm coastal sunshine will soon give way to brisk northern winds and noticeably colder temperatures across Virginia Beach.
After highs near 68 degrees Wednesday and Thursday, a developing cold front will push afternoon temperatures into the mid 50s.
By Saturday night, readings could fall toward 43 degrees, creating a 25 degree difference from the week's warmest afternoons.
According to the National Weather Service, Virginia Beach faces a 20% chance of showers Thursday afternoon before colder air arrives.
The changing pattern could affect residents across Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake and the broader Hampton Roads region.
Thursday Brings 68 Degrees Before the Cold Front Thursday, November 12, begins with sunshine and another unusually mild November afternoon.
Temperatures reach approximately 68 degrees, matching Wednesday's expected high.
Southwest winds increase to 9 to 13 mph as the approaching weather system moves toward the Atlantic Coast.
A slight chance of showers develops after 4 p.m., with precipitation chances reaching 20%.
Most of the day should remain dry, providing an opportunity to finish outdoor chores before colder weather settles in.
Drivers along Interstate 264, Interstate 64 and Virginia Beach Boulevard could encounter isolated wet pavement if showers develop.
Thursday night brings a noticeable change.
Temperatures fall toward 48 degrees as northwest winds increase to 14 to 16 mph.
That wind shift signals the arrival of cooler air across the coastline.
Friday Brings a 13 Degree Temperature Drop Friday, November 13, marks the beginning of a colder stretch.
High temperatures reach approximately 55 degrees, a 13 degree decline from Thursday's expected high.
Mostly sunny skies return, but the cooler air will be noticeable near the oceanfront.
Friday night temperatures fall toward 44 degrees.
Breezy conditions continue, particularly along exposed coastal locations.
The Weather Prediction Center is tracking an unusually strong push of polar air across the eastern United States.
Although the broader system could produce rain and wet snow farther north, Virginia Beach's local forecast does not indicate snow.
Saturday Brings Sunshine and Breezy Conditions Saturday, November 14, offers sunny skies across Virginia Beach.
High temperatures reach approximately 54 degrees, keeping the afternoon considerably cooler than earlier in the week.
Breezy conditions continue, potentially making exposed beaches and waterfront areas feel colder.
Saturday night temperatures fall toward 43 degrees.
That represents a 25 degree difference from Wednesday and Thursday's expected highs.
Residents should consider securing lightweight outdoor decorations and checking loose items before breezy conditions develop.
Sunday and Monday Continue the Cooler Pattern Sunday, November 15, brings sunshine and highs near 54 degrees.
Temperatures fall toward 46 degrees Sunday night.
Monday offers mostly sunny skies, with highs near 54 degrees before temperatures return toward 47 degrees Monday night.
Despite the cooler weather, temperatures remain above freezing throughout the supplied local outlook.
No snow, freezing precipitation or specific tornado threat appears in the Virginia Beach forecast.
Five Day Virginia Beach Weather Outlook Thursday, Nov. 12: Sunny with a slight chance of showers after 4 p.m. High 68°F. Precipitation chance 20%. Low 48°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Mostly sunny, high 55°F. Breezy conditions Friday night. Low 44°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Sunny and breezy, high 54°F. Low 43°F. Sunday, Nov. 15: Sunny, high 54°F. Low 46°F. Monday, Nov. 16: Mostly sunny, high 54°F. Low 47°F. Tuesday, November 17, brings mostly sunny skies and highs near 54 degrees.
Looking toward Thanksgiving, additional cold fronts remain possible across coastal Virginia. However, no specific winter storm or freezing weather event is established for Virginia Beach.
Are you enjoying Virginia Beach's mild November temperatures, or preparing for the colder coastal winds this weekend? Tell us what conditions feel like in your neighborhood.