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At this time yesterday we were hanging out in the 80s across Hampton Roads... Crazy how fast things can change in March!

I've never seen a temperature drop like this. Near 70 this morning. Wind chills in the 30s and 20s later today with a wintry mix possible. Very windy too. Take a coat for this afternoon. Full update on WAVY News 10.

Another day... Another record broken at KORF and we did it for the second day in a row! The Norfolk International Airport is currently at 86 degrees!

Get ready for record heat today. We'll be partly cloudy with high temps in the mid-upper 80s. Strong cold front arrives tomorrow. Rain chances will go up as the temps sink. 60s in the morning. 50s then 40s in the midday and afternoon. 30s in the eve with a wintry mix possible.

We have reached 82 degrees at the Norfolk International Airport which means we have broken a daily high temperatures record. We broke the previous record of 81 degrees last set in 2016.

Tomorrow's high temperatures across Hampton Roads have a chance to reach record levels! We are going for highs in the low 80s with 81 degrees being the record in Norfolk last set in 2016!

Would ya look at that! Temperatures by the end of this week are expected to be 10-15 degrees above average as a ridge builds in across the eastern US and high pressure slides offshore!

A front will slowly drop through the region tomorrow providing some much needed rain to Hampton Roads. As of now, the southside and northeast North Carolina will see the most rain with 1-2" inches of rain expected. Localized higher amounts are possible.

Another storm system will impact Hampton Roads during the day Thursday into Friday morning but this time we will just see rainfall. Right now most areas can expect around an inch of rain. The EURO is a bit more aggressive for areas in North Carolina where up to 2" are possible.

We switch from rain to snow across Hampton Roads Sunday evening. Snow could be moderate to heavy at times, especially north along the Eastern Shore where the highest totals will be. We are still expecting lots of melting on contact due to the rainfall prior and temperatures hovering a couple degrees above freezing overnight Sunday.

The chance for winter weather returns this weekend as an area of low pressure brings rain, wind, and snow to the region. For us in Hampton Roads, most of the snow accumulation will come Sunday evening into early Monday morning. Lots of melting will happen on contact as temperatures at the ground will likely be a few degrees above freezing. Stay tuned.

A stationary front will allow for more rainfall across parts of Hampton Roads this afternoon and into the evening. The full forecast in the latest weather blog over on wavy.com!

It will be a cloudy and breezy Wednesday with wind gusts as high as 30-35mph at times. This will allow for temps to reach the upper 60s before some evening rain.

Attention Surfers in Virginia Beach and along the Outer Banks! As an area of low pressure continues to pull away from the coast the winds will make for clean conditions tomorrow. Surf will generally be in the head high range in Virginia while Outer Banks breaks could be a foot or two overhead. Know your limits if you plan to paddle out.

We'll have increasing clouds today with highs in the low 40s. Strong cold front arrives this eve. Scattered wintry mix & a little snow for a time. Then VERY cold and VERY windy for Saturday. Wind chills in the negatives & single digits. Gusts 35-45mph. 50mph along the shore.

A weak system will move through tomorrow allowing for another opportunity for snow across Hampton Roads. Most areas will see just a light dusting but areas with more widespread snowfall could see up to 2 inches at most.

We'll warm up a bit today with high temps aiming for the low-mid 40s. We'll have increasing clouds. Wintry mix late tonight north. Then a cold front will move in later Wednesday into Wednesday night. May create some light snow showers. Full update on WAVY News 10.

Earlier today the National Weather Service in Wakefield put out their snowfall analysis map from this past weekends storm. Most of the snow as expected fell across North Carolina with a few inches across the Southside and for Hampton Roads.

We'll have lots of sunshine today. It will be cold, but most temps will get above freezing. Highs in the mid-upper 30s. Wind chills will be in the 20s. We'll get into the 40s tomorrow with increasing clouds. Possible wintry mix Wednesday, but shouldn't be a big deal.