Virginia residents are bracing for a weather shift, with a chilly start today, November 13, giving way to clouds and rain expected on Thursday. Highs today will only reach the mid-50s, with clear skies gradually clouding over as the day progresses. Residents in areas like Louisa, Richmond, and Norfolk should prepare for a damp Thursday commute, as a storm system brings up to 1.5 inches of rain through Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, localized rain will likely begin Thursday afternoon and continue overnight, affecting major routes like I-64 and I-95. Drivers should expect reduced visibility and slick conditions during peak commute hours. The heaviest rainfall is forecast for Thursday night, with potential minor flooding in low-lying areas. By Friday morning, skies are expected to clear, with the rain tapering off gradually.
Thursday’s high will hover around 52°F, while Friday will see partly sunny conditions and slightly warmer temperatures, reaching 55°F. As the storm system moves out, a cool but dry weekend is on the horizon, offering sunnier skies and a gradual warming trend. Saturday and Sunday will feature highs in the low 60s, ideal for outdoor plans across the region.
