Virginia – Headlights glow through thick morning fog across Virginia Beach, where visibility drops and damp air clings to roads early today before a sharp spring shift arrives.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, patchy fog will linger through mid-morning with visibility near 6 miles at Oceana Naval Air Station, improving as sunshine pushes temperatures to a warm 76°F this afternoon. Calm southwest winds will keep conditions mild and quiet through the day.
The pattern changes quickly by Monday. A cold front slides through the region, bringing a 30% chance of showers by the afternoon and a noticeable temperature drop. Highs fall to the low 60s before cooler air settles in by evening, with north winds gusting up to 30 mph tightening the chill.
By Tuesday morning, temperatures dip into the upper 40s with crisp, dry air replacing the early spring warmth. Roads remain mostly dry, but changing temperatures could catch commuters off guard, especially with gusty winds along I-264 and coastal routes.
Midweek brings a rebound. Sunshine returns Wednesday with highs near 59°F, followed by a warmer push into the upper 60s by Thursday. Another round of showers may develop late week as the pattern stays active.
Plan for reduced visibility early today, then prepare for quick changes by Monday afternoon. Keep layers handy as temperatures swing sharply.
Five Day Forecast for Virginia Beach, Virginia
Monday: High 63°F – Chance of showers, breezy
Tuesday: High 48°F – Mostly sunny, cooler
Wednesday: High 59°F – Partly sunny
Thursday: High 67°F – Partly sunny, warmer
Friday: High 67°F – Chance of showers
