Virginia Beach, VA –Triple-digit heat indices will hammer Virginia Beach and parts of northeast North Carolina on Tuesday, July 29, as a dangerous heat wave holds firm across the Tidewater region.
According to the National Weather Service in Wakefield, a Heat Advisory remains in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday for Virginia Beach and Eastern Currituck County. With heat index values climbing to 105°F, prolonged exposure could result in heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor activities, hydrate often, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Air-conditioned spaces should be prioritized throughout the day.
Drivers using U.S. Route 168, a key connector between North Carolina and southeastern Virginia, should avoid mid-day travel where possible, especially in older vehicles prone to overheating…