VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – The Atlantic horizon glows faintly pink as dawn rises over the surf, and the morning wind carries a salty bite across the boardwalk. Temperatures hover near 40°F, but the air feels brisk — the kind that cuts through jackets before the sun gains strength. After a gusty midweek stretch, Virginia Beach settles into a string of clear, comfortable days, perfect for coastal errands or outdoor work before the next shift in late November weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, Thursday will bring abundant sunshine and lighter winds compared to earlier in the week. Highs will reach near 58°F by afternoon, though northwesterly gusts up to 25 mph could linger along open shorelines. It’s a day for steady sunshine and crisp air — an ideal window for travel on I-64 or local fall cleanup before milder air moves in.
Friday continues the trend with sunny skies and highs around 59°F, then temperatures climb into the low 70s Saturday and Sunday under mostly sunny skies. Coastal residents can expect calmer breezes, perfect for late-season beach walks or pre-holiday decorating. Lows remain mild, staying mostly in the 40s and low 50s through the weekend.
No rain is expected through Sunday, keeping travel smooth across southeastern Virginia. But to be fair, this stretch won’t last long — models hint at a colder pattern developing toward mid-next week, possibly signaling an early “winter tease” for the East Coast. For now, Virginia Beach enjoys one of its last truly mild weekends before Thanksgiving.
Five-Day Outlook for Virginia Beach, VA:
Thu: 58/44 – Sunny; breezy early, calmer later.
Fri: 59/46 – Bright and mild.
Sat: 69/52 – Mostly sunny; warmer trend.
Sun: 70/49 – Warm and pleasant.
Mon: 67/47 – Clear skies; cool breeze.
