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Overcast Skies and Rain Ahead for Virginia Beach: Winter Storm Warning, Traffic Updates, and Community Highlights

Overcast Skies and Rain Ahead for Virginia Beach: Winter Storm Warning, Traffic Updates, and Community Highlights

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 Good morning, this is Virginia Beach Local Pulse for Sunday, January 25. We start with the weather shaping our day, as a Winter Storm Warning hangs over us until 7 PM with heavy rain and possible sleet mixing in, bringing around an inch of accumulation. Expect highs in the mid 40s under overcast skies with northeast winds gusting to 30 mph, making outdoor plans tricky, especially along the Chesapeake Bay where Small Craft Advisories warn of hazardous waves up to 5 feet near the Bridge-Tunnel. Shallow flooding could hit low-lying spots like waterfront parks at Little Creek, so we drive carefully on roads like Shore Drive. Looking ahead, tonight stays rainy with lows in the mid 30s, then Monday turns breezy and cooler in the upper 30s.

From City Hall, we see steady progress on daily life fixes, like recent approvals for better drainage projects around Lynnhaven Mall to combat these winter downpours. No major disruptions today, but keep an eye on updates for Laskin Road traffic tweaks aimed at easing commutes.

In new business buzz, local artist Nick Cantrell, whos shown his work at our festivals for years, just opened Studio Cantrell as a gallery and framing shop, evolving from his tent setups at events like the Neptune Festival. Its a nod to our arts scene, now featuring coastal pieces and clay works by his wife Maya, right in the spirit of Virginia Beach creators.

Real estate holds steady with about 250 homes listed around town, averaging near 500,000 dollars, while jobs tick up with roughly 1,200 openings in hospitality and tech near the Oceanfront. Schools shine too, as First Colonial Highs basketball team clinched a big win Friday, and Kellam Middle celebrated a science fair sweep.

Crime stays low key in the past day, with police reporting a single arrest for shoplifting at a Pembroke store and no major incidents, keeping our neighborhoods safe.

Community events ahead include tomorrows farmers market at the ViBe Creative District rain or shine, and Wednesdays boardwalk cleanup. For a feel-good lift, locals rallied to aid a family near Mount Trashmore after a minor house fire, showing our tight-knit heart.

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