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Severe Storms Forecast: Flooding, High Winds Hit Virginia, North Carolina

9/16/2025

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Coastal Storm Impact

A coastal low-pressure system will bring heavy rain and gusty winds to Virginia and North Carolina from Monday night through Tuesday, with 1-4 inches of rain expected.
Flood warnings are in effect for Virginia Beach and Norfolk, anticipating 1-2 feet of inundation in low-lying areas.
Wind gusts may reach 40-45 mph, leading to advisories and possible road closures.
High surf advisories are issued for the Outer Banks, with waves of 7-10 feet and rip current risks.
Poquoson City schools will operate on a half-day schedule Tuesday due to flooding concerns.

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Weather Forecast Update

Washington, D.C. will see mild temperatures tonight, with lows in the mid-50s to mid-60s.
Tomorrow's highs are expected between 81 to 87°F, with a slight chance of showers.
A coastal storm may bring 1 to 3 inches of rain and gusty winds from Monday to Wednesday, causing minor flooding in Ocean City, Maryland, and Lewes, Delaware.
The region faces moderate drought conditions due to below-normal rainfall.
Allergens are moderate, with low tree pollen and slightly elevated grass pollen levels.

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Coastal Storm Impact

A coastal low-pressure system will bring heavy rain and gusty winds to Virginia and North Carolina from Monday night through Tuesday, with 1-4 inches of rain expected.
Flood warnings are in effect for Virginia Beach and Norfolk, anticipating 1-2 feet of inundation in low-lying areas.
Wind gusts may reach 40-45 mph, leading to advisories and possible road closures.
High surf advisories are issued for the Outer Banks, with waves of 7-10 feet and rip current risks.
Poquoson City schools will operate on a half-day schedule Tuesday due to flooding concerns.

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