NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – Drone video captured by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) shows high tide in the East Ocean View section of Norfolk on Sunday afternoon. The extensive flooding was a combination of a Nor’easter and the King Tide coinciding, according to the team of Super Doppler 10 Meteorologists. The video from […]

The October nor'easter has hit parts of Hampton Roads hard. In Virginia Beach, not only have residential areas been impacted by flooding, but some local businesses have seen issues as well. During peak high tide, the Back Deck restaurant on Shore Drive bore the brunt as water rose into the restaurant from the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River.

Drone video captured by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) shows high tide in the East Ocean View section of Norfolk on Sunday afternoon. The

The City of Norfolk, in anticipation of minor flooding, is offering free parking at a city garage. According to a Norfolk Alert, the York Street Garage (215 W. York St.) is now open free of charge for residents and will remain open until 10 a.

The height of tidal swells broke 6 feet during the most recent storm that battered the East Coast with rain, flooding.

With forecasts calling for potential tidal flooding this weekend, the city of Norfolk is making sure they, as well as residents, are prepared.  With possible heavy rain and

Key projects to help prevent “devastating” flooding in West Norfolk have been celebrated. Schemes in South West Norfolk which have received funding from the Government have included the Magdalen Fen Flood Risk Management Scheme and the Ten Mile – Embankment and Little Ouse Sluices. These are aimed at better protecting homes and businesses.

Floodwaters in Norfolk are so high that locals are using paddleboards to navigate streets, highlighting the impact of heavy rains and tidal flooding.