Norfolk could challenge a decades-old temperature record Wednesday before rain and strong winds usher in a much colder weekend.

A foggy Tuesday morning gives way to 83-degree sunshine, followed by possible record heat Wednesday and a blustery weekend cooldown.

Norfolk starts Columbus Day with rain and fog before clearing into a 75-degree afternoon. An 88-degree Wednesday is ahead, followed by a sharp weekend cooldown.

Rain, gusty winds, thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding are on tap for Norfolk Sunday before a sunny warmup arrives Monday.

Clouds and breezes arrive first, but Sunday brings the real weather story: heavy rain, stronger winds, storm risk and possible tidal flooding across Hampton Roads.

Norfolk stays mild and dry Friday before rain and gusty winds arrive Saturday night. Sunday could bring the weekend’s heaviest downpours.

Lambert Shellfish lost about $400,000 in oysters on Hungars Creek. Owner Alex Lambert says two days' notice could have saved the seed.

Norfolk gets one more sunny day in the low 80s Thursday before a wet and stormy Sunday. Showers and thunderstorms could linger into Monday.

A city after-action report says stormwater improvements proposed for two underpasses could have helped Norfolk's August flooding.

Sunny skies and mild temperatures take over Norfolk through Saturday before a wetter pattern arrives late this weekend.

The Lambert's Point project cost nearly half of a traditional barrier and now anchors a seven-acre oyster reef.

Sunny skies hold over Norfolk through Saturday, with temperatures climbing into the low 80s before rain chances return Sunday.

Norfolk starts cloudy Monday before sunshine takes over. A cooler Tuesday leads into a dry, warming week with an 80-degree high Thursday.