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Dense fog blanketed the region this morning. Skies will be mostly sunny through the afternoon with a few clouds pushing in late. Highs today will be well above normal in the lower 70s. Tonight skies will become partly cloudy and the clouds will continue to increase tomorrow. You can expect one more relatively warm day tomorrow with a high near 70, after that it will be much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. ...High pressure will control the weather the next few days, before a cold front brings in cooler weather for mid-week. ...But it will get warmer over the coming days... ...High pressure will build in for a fantastic weekend. Temperatures will be cold tonight under clear skies with light winds. Freeze warnings are posted for inland areas as temperatures will potentially dip to or below 32. Near the coast the lows will more likely be in the mid to upper 30s. ...The showers we had overnight cleared the coast early this morning and now the skies have cleared as well. It will be partly to mostly sunny today with light northwest winds. Highs should generally reach the lower 60s. Tonight the winds will increase from the northwest from 10 to 20 mph. Winds gusts could reach 25 to 30 mph. These winds will continue into tomorrow and the high temperatures will be held down in the mid 50s. Gale warnings w... Temperatures will be a bit cooler today as winds blow from the northeast to east. Highs should stay close to 60. Later this evening, as winds shift to the southeast, moisture will increase. Scattered showers will be possible overnight. They will exit early tomorrow morning. Skies tomorrow will become partly sunny. ...If only we could vote each day for our weather! I think the vast majority heading to the polls would opt for sunshine and warmer conditions today. That is what we will get. Highs today will get back to normal, generally in the mid 60s. Skies will be mostly sunny. The winds will be from the north at 5 to 10 mph and increasing tonight. A front will quietly slip through tonight and tomorrow will be cooler with highs in the mid to upper 50s.... The area of low pressure that helped trigger showers yesterday is moving away from the coast this morning. Patchy drizzle will still be possible today with a few light rain showers mainly over eastern areas. Temperatures will stay in the upper 50s. North and northeast winds will blow at 10 to 20 mph. Tides are running 1 to 2 feet above normal and a coastal flood advisory is in effect until noon today. Pleasant changes are coming. ...An area of low pressure off the North Carolina coast will continue to give Hampton Roads cool and damp weather Monday. ...Yes, the weather can change just that quickly... ...The first day of November will feel more like autumn, as cooler temperatures move back into the area. ..."Changeable" best describes conditions over the next couple days... ...Conditions really aren't all that scary today. Skies will be variably to mostly cloudy and that should continue into the night. With the clouds blocking the moon, there should be very limited werewolf activity tonight. Highs today will stay in the mid to upper 60s. Northeast to east winds are keeping the tides about one and a half feet above normal. Consequently, very minor blooding... a mean very minor flooding occurred at high tide. Wi... It will be variably to mostly cloudy today as north and northeast winds usher in cool marine layer of air. We should remain dry for most of the region. There will be a chance for spotty drizzle late tonight and early tomorrow morning. Temperatures tomorrow will warm a bit as winds will shift to the east and southeast. ...Relatively warm conditions will build across the region today. Highs should climb into the upper 70s for most areas. South winds will shift westward later today and eventually to the north tomorrow and that will send temperatures downward with highs tomorrow only in the lower to mid 60s. That won't last long. Another surge of warm air will move in Friday into Saturday and so it goes this time of year. We had rain showers and a few isolate... Low pressure off the Carolina coast provided plenty of low level moisture for Hampton Roads last night and early this morning. Showers and a few isolated storms rolled through early and the skies will be mostly cloudy for most of the day. Temperatures are mild and should stay in the mid 60s. Lows tonight will fall into the upper 50s and showers will likely return to the region. ...A coastal low off the southeast U.S. coast will bring chances for showers later today over North Carolina and could produce a few showers over Hampton Roads by late afternoon or evening. The better chances for isolated to scattered showers will come later tonight through Tuesday morning. Highs for both days will be in the mid 60s. ...In the wake of a cold front today will not feel like yesterday... ...Here we go again. After a fantastic stretch of weather this week, the weekend is here and so is another shot at showers or storms. The pattern is progressive through the weekend. We aren't looking at a stalled coastal low washing things out. No, this time our best shot at rain is due to a cold front that will push through late Saturday and move of the coast. Temperatures will be warm ahead of the front with winds blowing from the south at... And then some wet weather for the weekend... ...Clouds will increase Friday and gradually thicken as moisture moves in from the west. There is the chance of a few showers late Friday into early Saturday, but the better chances for wet weather will occur late Saturday as a cold front sweeps across the region. Ahead of the front the winds will blow from the south and southwest. Temperatures on Friday should climb into the mid 70s. Saturday highs will approach 80. Cooler air will move in ... But changes, of course, are coming... ...Our string of gorgeous days continues. Highs today will reach the mid 70s under sunny skies. Winds will continue from the southwest at 5-10 mph. And we won't stop here. Skies will remain clear tonight and sunny tomorrow with temperatures increasing a few degrees. But as the saying goes... "All good things must come to an end." Changes are coming this weekend. ...High pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern today, as it will for the next couple of days. The result is plenty of sunshine, and a return to near normal temperatures. Highs this time of year are typically in the upper 60s. With a southwest wind, highs will climb above normal tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday, generally reaching the 70s. ...The clouds have cleared, and for the next several days we will enjoy quite a bit of sunshine. Temperatures will continue to be on the chilly side of normal thanks to a north wind. Highs today will max out in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Tonight the winds will shift northwest and eventually to the west setting up milder weather tomorrow. ...After several days of cloudy, breezy, chilly, and damp weather, the sun will finally break through the clouds Monday. ...One more day, Hampton Roads. ...This morning's high tide cycle produced minor to moderate flooding as water levels averaged 1.5 to 2 feet above normal. The tides are staying above normal thanks to steady north to northwest winds blowing 10-20 mph. Skies should continue to be variably to mostly cloudy. Temperatures today are expected to stay in the mid 50s. ...A steady north and northwest wind is keeping temperatures below normal and tides above. A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect as tides are generally expected to run 1 to 1.5 feet above normal. These levels could produce some minor flooding around the high tide this afternoon and evening. Skies will likely remain mostly to variably cloudy today and patchy drizzle will be possible. Highs should stay in the upper 50s. ...Scattered light to moderate showers developed overnight and are likely to continue for the next few days. The cool and damp conditions will be supported by an onshore flow from the east-northeast. The winds will eventually shift to the north and northwest Friday night into Saturday. The high temperatures staying in the upper 50s to near 60 through the weekend will be more typical of highs from late November. ...Northeast winds will blow in cooler air across the region today and for the next several days. Highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. Clouds will thicken as the day continues and we will have a chance of showers later this afternoon. Rain will become more likely overnight and Thursday. ...Say good-bye to the above normal temperatures, as a cooler, wetter pattern moves in. ...Patchy fog developed early this morning, but skies will become partly to mostly sunny today. Temperatures will climb into the mid 70s. Much cooler air is set to pour into the region tomorrow, and the colder conditions will continue through the weekend. That's not the only change on the way. ...While we experience near normal temperatures today, other parts of the country (namely Rocky Mountains through the Great Lakes region) are experiencing much colder conditions. Skies locally will be variably to mostly cloudy today. There will be a chance of a stray shower later this afternoon and into the evening. Highs should top out in the upper 60s. Tomorrow will be a bit warmer with a high of 76 under partly cloudy skies. After that, c... Skies will gradually clear today from the north and west. Clouds will linger a bit longer over North Carolina and near the coast. Early this morning, a few stray showers were moving across northeast North Carolina. Temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday, very close to the normal high of 71. Mainly clear skies are expected this evening but it will become partly cloudy overnight. ...High pressure moving in from the Midwest will yield a pleasant Mid-October day for Hampton Roads. ...I know that may not be what you want to hear to begin the weekend, but that's what we've got... ...All good things must come to an end. After a couple of gorgeous days, the barometer is falling and will continue to do so until a cold front passes through Saturday. The front will likely trigger scattered showers and possibly a few isolated storms during the afternoon. Temperatures will generally top out in the upper 70s during the late morning or early afternoon, then fall into the lower 70s. Showers will be possible Saturday night into ... If you like and or miss the summer season, you will love Friday's forecast for Hampton Roads. Temperatures will climb in to the upper 80s! South and southwest winds will kick up to 15-20 mph and gusts could reach 30 mph. The skies will become partly sunny. Soak it up, because changes are coming through the weekend. ...Lots of sunshine and cooler temperatures are in store for Hampton Roads Thursday as high pressure moves overhead. ...Fall in Hampton Roads brings changes. Cold and warm air masses roll over the region and bring frequent temperature swings. Consider the coming days. Southwest winds ahead of a cold front will drive highs into the 80s. The front will likely trigger scattered showers today. Once the front clears the region, skies will clear and the temps will drop. ...A cold front moving through the area Wednesday will give us clouds, a chance of showers, windy conditions, and a little sun - all in one day. ...An area of low pressure is to our southeast, spinning off the Carolina Coast. Winds will blow from the east today and skies will become variably to mostly cloudy. There will also be a chance for a few showers later today. Showers that develop should be fairly light, but a couple of isolated pockets of heavier rain may develop mainly over North Carolina. Highs today should be near 70. ...An area of low pressure off the North Carolina coast will bring mostly cloudy skies and a chance of showers to the area Tuesday. ...We caught a few showers early this morning over northeast North Carolina, but the skies have become partly to mostly sunny and the afternoon is looking very good for Hampton Roads. The normal high temperature is in the lower to mid 70s this time of year. We'll be very close to that today. ...An area of low pressure to the south will spread clouds our way Monday, and eventually some rain by Tuesday. ...More sunshine and drier air is set to move in Sunday as high pressure moves overhead. ...That goes for wet weather chances and temperatures... ...A line of showers and storms extended from Michigan to Louisiana early this morning. That line is moving closer to our region and we will start feeling the effects today as winds increase from the South at 10 to 15 mph. Highs today will top out around 78, it may be a bit warmer inland and South. Our chances for wet weather will go up overnight. ...Winds today will blow in from the northeast and east. Temperatures will remain slightly below normal, generally topping out in the lower 70s. Skies will be partly to mostly sunny. Tonight the skies will become partly cloudy. Changes are coming. ...Temperatures will remain a bit below normal today. Highs will generally top out in the lower 70s. A weak cold front will slip by to our north and there will be a slight chance for a few stray showers over Virginia's Eastern Shore. Hampton Roads should be partly to mostly sunny with more sunshine south into North Carolina. ...A strong cold front passed through last night triggering a line of strong storms. That front also ushered in much cooler air. Despite lots of sunshine, highs today will stay close to normal with highs in the lower to mid 70s. Temperatures won't be warming anytime soon. Temperatures are on the way up today. Highs will climb into the mid 80s thanks to southwest winds blowing 15 to 20 mph. These winds will pick up ahead of a cold front that will slip through tonight. Before the front comes through, a few isolated showers may develop. The atmosphere is pretty dry, so the chances are not great, but we could see a stray storm develop as well. ...After a little wet weather over the weekend, sunny skies are set to return to Hampton Roads. ...Grab that umbrella if you are heading out the door early Sunday because a complex area of low pressure and fronts will move through Hampton Roads, making for a wet start to the day. ...A cold front sliding through the area this morning will bring with it morning showers and breezy and cooler conditions this afternoon. ...Another unseasonably warm day today across Hampton Roads as highs will be in the mid to upper 80s. ...A rather warm and humid day on tap today as southerly winds will bring in a tropical airmass. ...Right now we are 8.10" above normal rainfall at Norfolk International Airport for 2009. We really don't need any rain, but isolated showers will be possible for the next couple days. Rain chances aren't great, but you may want to take an umbrella just in case. Highs today will be close to 80. ...Despite an east wind today, temperatures will rise as a thermal ridge builds across the region. Highs will be a little above normal, generally close to 80, with lower to mid 80s inland and south. Temperatures may stay in the upper 70s at the beaches and farther north. Expect partly cloudy skies for much of the day with increasing clouds later this afternoon and this evening. ...High pressure off the New England coast will continue to bring easterly winds for the start of the work-week, but an area of low pressure off the Southeast coast will bring a chance of rain. ...The cold front that moved through during the day on Saturday should give us lots of sunshine for Sunday. ...Skies will be mostly cloudy for most of the region today. There will be a very low risk of a stray shower. Temperatures will top out very close to the normal high of 79. Tonight the skies will be variably cloudy with lows in the mid 60s. A wind shift to the north/northeast tomorrow will set up a fairly pleasant weekend. ...Moisture returns to the region today as a strong area of low pressure is still spinning over the south-central US. That low pressure has produced showers and storms over the deep south for the past several days. Now, that moisture is streaming up from the Gulf of Mexico and finding its way to the mid-Atlantic. Locally, the precipitation will be isolated to scattered and should remain light. ...After a tranquil few days the weather pattern is changing... ...High pressure still dominates our weather and the result will be more sunshine and even warmer temperatures. West to southwest winds will drive highs into the mid to upper 80s, it will be slightly cooler at the beaches. Moisture will increase in the atmosphere tomorrow. Expect increasing clouds and a chance for a few isolated showers, especially north and west. ...The area of high pressure that gave us sunny weather Monday will remain over the area on Tuesday, giving us another day with warm and dry conditions. ...High pressure will dominate our weather pattern for the next couple of days. Expect mostly sunny skies and a warm up. Light and variable winds will shift to the SW later tonight. Highs today will top out in the lower 80s near the coast, lower to mid 80s inland. Tomorrow will be even warmer with highs climbing into the mid to upper 80s. ...High pressure building in from the northwest will produce a very nice start to the work-week. ...The low pressure center that gave us rain late last week is finally pulling off the coast and high pressure is building in. This will give us some pleasant conditions for the next few days. ...Perhaps our reward for the the persistently wet week we just wrapped up... ...Our soggy weather pattern is over, at least for a while. Temperatures will stay below normal today as the winds blow from the northwest. Highs should generally be in the lower 70s. The winds will shift to the west this evening. Under partly cloudy skies this evening, high school football fans will want to take jackets as the temperatures fall into the mid to upper 60s. ... |
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