Virginia Beach, Va. – Thunderstorms could disrupt Monday afternoon plans in Virginia Beach as oppressive heat and unstable air bring scattered showers to the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected to develop after 3 p.m. Monday, June 30, with temperatures peaking near 92°F. Southwest winds will increase to 10 mph, and the heat index may climb as high as 102°F. Isolated downpours and lightning are possible, particularly near I-264 and coastal corridors during the evening commute.
Tuesday brings a slightly stronger storm threat, with a 30% chance of storms after 2 p.m., and highs soaring to 94°F. Expect heavier rainfall and gusty winds Tuesday night as showers become more widespread — a 60% chance of precipitation is forecast between 8 p.m. and midnight.
Travelers and residents should stay weather-aware, avoid outdoor labor during peak heat, and charge devices ahead of possible evening outages. Roads may become slick with isolated flooding in low-lying areas.
By Wednesday, the pattern holds steady, with a continued risk of showers and a high of 86°F. Rain may taper into Wednesday night. Looking ahead, Thursday and Independence Day are expected to bring sunny skies and highs near 89°F — ideal for beachgoers and fireworks, if the pattern holds.
🌤 Five-Day Forecast for Virginia Beach: June 30 – July 4
- Monday: High 92°F – Sunny, slight chance of PM t-storms (20%)
- Tuesday: High 94°F – Chance of PM storms (30%), heavier showers likely by evening (60%)
- Wednesday: High 86°F – Showers and isolated storms possible, mostly clear at night
- Thursday: High near 89°F – Mostly sunny, ideal for outdoor events
- Friday (July 4): High 89°F – Sunny and warm, continuing summer trend
