The weekend begins with the old back door cold front across Virginia and the onshore flow which is keeping things rather cloudy cool and raw. Unlike the last couple of days where the clouds did burn off for the most part today it will be more of a struggle. Satellite loops show clouds locked in well inland and it is unlikely that we will see these clouds burn off. This means temperatures today will likely stay in the 50s all day with readings closer to 50 near the coast. While the radars are not picking up much, there is spotty drizzle around and that will be the case for most of the day especially near the coast.
We will continue to see clouds and some patchy drizzle overnight as temperatures hold mostly in the upper 40s to lower 50s but winds will start to turn more to the south as the warm front nears. Sunday will be a cloudy day with an increasing south wind. You can expect those winds to pick up to 20 to 30 mph with some higher gusts later in the day and into Sunday night as the front closes in.
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