US EditionWet and Mild Tonight and Wednesday. Mainly Dry, Windy and Cold for Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday
Temperatures will remain well below normal with wind chills in the 20s and highs in the 40s, creating a winter-like feel through the holiday weekend.
- Thursday night a chilly air mass settles over Hampton Roads, sending temperatures sharply lower into early Black Friday and the weekend.
- Because a cold air mass settled Thursday night, forecasters say the chill will linger into the final days of November and remain noticeable after the holiday.
- Around 7 a.m., wind chills drop into the mid to upper 20s, and daytime highs on Friday and Saturday will only reach the mid to upper 40s.
- Pre-Dawn Friday morning, shoppers should bundle up as conditions will feel frigid early that morning, and residents should keep heavier layers handy because the cold will stick around through the weekend, affecting weekend outdoor plans and local travel.
- Friday and Saturday will feel nearly winter-like with highs in the mid to upper 40s, while weekend weather stays quiet and dry but crisp, shaping holiday weekend activities.
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Wet and mild tonight and Wednesday. Mainly dry, windy and cold for Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday
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