Richmond is waking up to clear skies Monday with temperatures in the upper 40s, but the city is headed for a sunny high near 67. A breezy afternoon and a sharp late-week cooldown are the main changes on an otherwise pleasant November forecast.
Sunshine will hold through the day as WNW winds run 10 to 15 knots, or about 11 to 17 mph, with gusts reaching up to 23 mph. The National Weather Service expects Monday temperatures to be in the 60s.
Three Warm, Dry Days Ahead
Monday night turns mostly clear with a low around 37, followed by another sunny day Tuesday and a high near 70. Veterans Day on Wednesday also looks sunny and mild, with temperatures again reaching about 70 and light winds keeping outdoor plans comfortable.
The extended dry stretch continues the brighter pattern outlined in Hoodline’s weekend forecast, but the latest outlook gives the late-week change a clearer shape. Clouds should build Wednesday night as the next system approaches.
Rain Returns Thursday Before A Colder Weekend
A chance of rain arrives after 7 a.m. Thursday, with partly sunny skies and a high near 66. Rain chances rise Thursday night to about 40%, while Friday brings a chance of showers, strong northwest winds and a cooler high near 55.
Saturday could start with a few showers before turning mostly sunny, though temperatures will reach only about 52 and fall to around 34 Saturday night. Sunday looks sunny near 55, making Tuesday and Wednesday the best windows for outdoor plans before umbrellas and heavier jackets take over.
