Virginia Beach, Va. – Scattered thunderstorms could bring damaging wind gusts, heavy downpours, and possible hail to Virginia Beach by early Sunday afternoon, prompting a summer weather alert for residents across the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, a slight risk for severe storms remains in place from 2 p.m. through the evening on Sunday, June 8. Storms are likely to develop in the early afternoon, intensifying between 2–5 p.m., with the main hazards being strong winds, localized flooding, and occasional hail. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half an inch are possible. Motorists along I-264 and roadways near Naval Air Station Oceana should expect poor visibility and potential water pooling.
By Sunday night, additional thunderstorms remain likely, especially after 8 p.m., with rain continuing into Monday. Winds will shift from the southeast to southwest overnight, with gusts making travel hazardous.
Safety Tip: Secure outdoor items and avoid unnecessary travel during active storms. Charge devices and prepare for brief power interruptions.
Looking ahead, rain chances linger through Tuesday night, with a 70% chance of showers during the day Tuesday and additional storms Tuesday evening. After that, clearer and warmer weather arrives midweek.
🌤️ Five-Day Forecast for Virginia Beach (June 7–12):
- Saturday, June 7: Slight chance of PM showers, high near 84°F
- Sunday, June 8: Showers & storms likely after 2 p.m., high 78°F
- Monday, June 9: Mostly sunny, high 82°F; PM showers possible
- Tuesday, June 10: Rain & storms likely, high 84°F; storm risk continues overnight
- Wednesday, June 11: Partly sunny, high 81°F
- Thursday, June 12: Mostly clear, high 80s and calmer conditions
