We have another steamy day across Hampton Roads. Highs will generally range from the mid to upper 80s.  

While much of the area experiences partly cloudy skies, a few stray showers or storms may develop this afternoon.  Tomorrow will be quite similar to today.

Tropical Storm Beryl moved across northeastern Florida early Monday, bringing drenching rains, driving winds and the threat of flooding to the southeastern U.S. coast, forecasters said. The National Hurricane Center in Miami reported that the center of Beryl made landfall near Jacksonville Beach at around 12:10 a.m., with near-hurricane-strength winds of 70 mph (113 kph).

Tropical Storm Beryl was close to making landfall in the southeastern U.S. late Sunday, as coastal areas were already starting to feel the impact of drenching rains and driving winds.

The National Weather Service is warning all North Carolina beaches of a high threat of rip currents combined with rough surf of 4 to 6 feet throughout the day today.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Subtropical storm Beryl began moving faster toward an expected landfall Sunday night on the Southeast U.S. coast, threatening Memorial Day beachgoers with forecast conditions of dangerous surf and drenching rains from northeast Florida up through a swath of the Carolinas.

Warmer weather is set to move in for the rest of the holiday weekend as Subtropical Storm Beryl makes landfall along the Florida/Georgia coast.
Partly sunny skies are expected Sunday with a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. High temperatures will range from the lower 80s at the coast to the mid 80s inland.

SAVANNAH, Ga. A cluster of thunderstorms that stalled off the southeastern U.S. coast on Saturday is expected to make for a sloppy, rainy Memorial Day on beaches and in tourist towns from Florida to South Carolina. Tropical storm warnings were in effect for the entire Georgia coastline, as well as parts of Florida and South Carolina, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

MIAMI Tropical storm warnings have been issued for the Southeast coast from north Florida to South Carolina as a cluster of thunderstorms was gathering strength early Saturday and expected to become Tropical Storm Beryl over the Memorial Day weekend.

Subtropical storm Beryl has formed off the coast of the Carolinas, but for us, the big weather influence will be an onshore flow and corresponding low risk of an isolated afternoon shower or storm. Overnight we should see lows in the mid to upper 60s. Highs should reach about 80 degrees with partly sunny skies. Patchy fog will be possible at night.

Given the mild winter and warm spring, can Hampton Roads expect a hotter-than-average summer? That's the question we asked a few folks in the weather business at this unofficial start to the season. Their answers were, well, mixed.