Virginia Beach experienced the heaviest snowfall in over 30 years as a powerful storm swept through the area on February 19, 2025. Snow totals reached up to 32 cm (12.5 inches) in the city, with snowfall rates of up to 2.5 cm (1 inch) per hour. Norfolk International Airport reported 26 cm (10.2 inches) of snowfall, making it one of the heaviest recorded snowfalls since 1890.
The storm led to multiple accidents on the roads, prompting the City of Virginia Beach to close all offices and facilities from Wednesday to Thursday. Residents were advised to stay indoors during the hazardous weather conditions.
The rare and heavy snowfall brought the region to a standstill, with snowplows working to clear the roads and ensure safety for drivers. The storm was captured in a video shared by LSM, highlighting the extreme weather conditions that blanketed the area.
The last time Virginia Beach saw such significant snowfall was in 1989, making this storm a historic event for the city. With travel conditions worsening and visibility reduced, residents were urged to exercise caution and stay off the roads if possible.
As the storm subsided, cleanup efforts began to clear the snow and restore normalcy to the region. Despite the challenges posed by the severe weather, the community came together to support one another and navigate through the aftermath of the storm.
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