After Friday’s soaking rain and storms, Richmond is getting a much calmer Saturday. The city is starting the day cloudy and near 52 degrees, but skies should clear quickly, with sunshine, a high near 62 and no rain expected.
The National Weather Service expects a northwest wind generally 9 to 14 mph this afternoon, easing tonight as temperatures fall to about 40. The breeze may keep the morning feeling sharper than the thermometer suggests, so a light jacket will still earn its keep.
Sunny Weekend Gives Richmond A Breather
Sunday looks like the best kind of November reset: sunny, dry and slightly warmer, with a high near 64 and a low around 42. Monday should stay sunny near 66, while Tuesday could reach 70 under clear skies.
The sunny stretch is a notable change from the storm-focused setup covered in Hoodline’s Friday forecast. With no rain expected through Wednesday, outdoor plans across the Richmond area have a clean runway after a soggy end to the workweek.
Late-Week Showers Return With A Cooler Finish
Veterans Day should remain sunny and mild, with a high near 69. The pattern turns less settled Thursday, when a chance of rain showers arrives after midday, followed by another 30% chance Friday and a cooler high near 55.
For now, the message is simple: enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. Richmond gets several dry, comfortable days before clouds and a few showers make a late-week return.
