Wakefield, VA – Virginia residents are waking up to another stretch of mild, comfortable weather, with daytime highs near 80 degrees and plenty of sunshine on tap for Sunday and Monday. According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, cooler temperatures and lower humidity will keep things pleasant across the region, while breezy conditions are expected along the coast. However, a high rip current risk is in effect for all Virginia beaches, making ocean swimming dangerous for the next several days.
Early this week, areas including Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Newport News, and Hampton will see mostly sunny skies, with only a slight uptick in temperatures heading into Tuesday. Moisture will gradually increase by midweek, bringing higher humidity and a chance for scattered showers on Wednesday, especially for inland communities like Petersburg and Williamsburg. Drivers and beachgoers are urged to use extra caution near the water and to check for updated advisories before heading out.
The National Weather Service notes that conditions could shift as the week progresses, with rain chances and muggy air likely by Wednesday. Stay tuned for further updates as weather alerts may be issued.
Five Day Forecast for Wakefield, VA:
- Sunday: Partly sunny, dry. Highs 78-82°F. Breezy on the coast.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, low humidity. Highs 83-85°F.
- Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, increasing moisture. Highs 83-86°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers. Highs 80-85°F.
- Thursday: Humid, scattered showers possible. Highs in the low 80s.
