Virginia – Damp air rolls in off the Atlantic this morning, and steady rain is already dotting windshields along I-264 and Shore Drive. Temperatures sit at 57 degrees at Oceana Naval Air Station, with overcast skies and light west winds. Puddles are forming in low spots, and visibility drops in passing showers.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, rain remains likely through late afternoon with a 70% chance of measurable precipitation. Highs reach 54 degrees before tapering slightly this evening. Patchy fog may redevelop at times, especially near the coast and over inland waterways.
Rain chances continue tonight and into early Friday, with lows near 45. By Friday afternoon, skies turn mostly cloudy and milder, with highs climbing to 63 degrees. Roads gradually dry, but the break will be brief.
Saturday brings another 30% chance of rain and highs near 52. Showers remain possible Saturday night as temperatures dip to 40. Keep rain gear nearby if you have outdoor plans.
Sunday turns wetter. Rain becomes likely with a 90% chance and highs near 45. By Sunday night, colder air filters in. Rain may mix with snow before daybreak Monday as temperatures fall to 33 degrees. Even a brief mix near freezing could create slick bridges and overpasses. Watch for isolated flash freezing where standing water lingers.
Monday stays breezy with a 30% chance of snow before 1 p.m. and highs near 41. By midweek, sunshine returns with highs climbing toward the upper 40s. Longer-range trends suggest milder air building late next week, hinting at early spring warmth along the Virginia coast.
Five Day Outlook for Virginia Beach, VA:
Friday: Chance of rain early, high 63.
Saturday: Chance of rain, high 52.
Sunday: Rain likely, high 45.
Monday: Chance of snow early, high 41.
Tuesday: Sunny, high 41.
