Virginia Beach, Va. – Summer may be heating up, but coastal Virginia is in for a breezy and stormy start to June. Residents in Virginia Beach and surrounding areas should brace for Sunday storms with gusts up to 36 mph and the threat of damaging winds.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, a chance of showers will develop Sunday afternoon, with peak winds reaching 26–36 mph along major corridors like I-264 and I-64. Though rainfall totals remain light, isolated storms may pack enough punch to down tree limbs or briefly disrupt power. Spotter activation is not expected at this time, but residents should stay alert for fast-moving storms.
Sunday night brings clearing skies, but Monday’s winds persist, with sunny skies returning and highs near 75°F. Monday night dips to 61°F, offering a cooler, calmer break before summer temperatures rebound.
Here’s your extended five-day Virginia Beach summer preview:
- Sunday (June 1): Breezy with a 20% chance of showers. High: 75°F
- Monday (June 2): Sunny and mild. High: 75°F | Low: 61°F
- Tuesday (June 3): Clear and warmer. High: 80°F | Low: 65°F
- Wednesday (June 4): Sunny and summer-like. High: 83°F | Low: 66°F
- Thursday (June 5): Mostly clear, climbing to a high of 85°F
Look for rising summer heat midweek. With lingering wildfire smoke from the north, sensitive groups should monitor air quality reports through Tuesday.
Weather alerts remain possible. Stay tuned for updates as conditions evolve.
