Wakefield, VA – A cold front is crossing Virginia this morning, bringing cooler temperatures and a few lingering showers across the far southern portions of the state. Central and northern areas will see a drop in humidity and mainly dry conditions throughout the day. According to the US National Weather Service Wakefield VA, highs will reach the 80s, providing a comfortable respite from the recent heat.
A record rainfall of 4.08 inches was recorded yesterday in Elizabeth City, NC, highlighting the variability of weather in the region. Southern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina will experience a higher chance of afternoon and evening storms, continuing into the weekend. The weather service notes that shower and storm chances will return across the entire area by the weekend, so residents should be prepared for potential rain.
The forecast for the coming days indicates fluctuating conditions. Saturday will see temperatures around 82°F with a 50% chance of rain, while Sunday promises drier weather and highs of 88°F. The beginning of next week brings continued warmth with highs nearing 89°F on Monday and 87°F on Tuesday, coupled with a 50% chance of rain.
