Viewers shared photos of the wintry weather, featuring snowy landscapes and some special appearances by pets, kids, and snow angels.

The winter storm moving across the United States, bringing frigid temperatures to the East Coast, is causing some delays and cancellations in Hampton Roads. A winter weather advisory is in effect for parts of Hampton Roads and northeast North Carolina from 5 p.

Boogie boards, sheet pans, cardboard boxes and pool floaties — for the children of Ghent, just about any flat surface became a sled. Over the course of Tuesday night, several inches fell over Hampton Roads.

Temperatures will linger in the 20s on Tuesday and Wednesday, and overnight lows will drop into the single digits with the wind chill on Wednesday. The wind chill will make it feel like it’s

As forecasted, much of the region saw inches of snow Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. Areas on the Outer Banks of North Carolina saw the most, with some getting more than half a foot.

Weather Team will continue Weather Alert Day coverage into Thursday morning, due to dangerously cold temperatures.

Much of the area, from the peninsula to the Outer Banks, saw wintry weather overnight and into the morning — with snow on the roads, in the parking lots and even on

Temperatures are projected to remain frigid in Hampton Roads, with highs only reaching the 20s on both Tuesday and Wednesday.

Could it snow this week? Meteorologist Jeremy Wheeler said it’s possible! But don’t get your hopes up too quick.

Nowhere is it written that artists have to be the struggling sort. Help is available, and a new year means a fresh round of grants and prizes for the creative types of Hampton Roads. Some of the 2025 funding opportunities now available: Virginia Beach arts Beach Arts & Humanities Commission is accepting applications for its Project Grant program,

Former president George W. Bush took the internet by storm during the 2025 Inauguration of President Donald Trump, where the 43rd president seemed to have a playful moment during the proceedings.

The family jewelers have been in business in Virginia for five consecutive generations. Last month, the Hardy family closed their final store, which was in Virginia Beach. It was time, Elizabeth