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Colonial Beach welcomes ospreys and their followers

Virginia Osprey Festival, one of the largest of its kind, planned Saturday.

Severe weather set to hit Hampton Roads by 2 p.m.; flood watch remains in effect

Rain, wind gusts set to hit Hampton Roads by 2 p.m.; storm surge warning in effect

The watch will begin at 2 p.m. and is currently set to end at 12 a.m. on Sunday. A low pressure system is strengthening as it moves north along the southeast coast, bringing an expected 3-6 inches of rain.

Tropical Storm Ophelia To Drench Atlantic States With Month's Worth of Rain

A brewing cyclone is expected to bring 3-6 inches of rain to the Carolinas over the weekend, with much of the East Coast facing the threat of flooding.

Tropical Storm Ophelia to rake the U.S. East Coast this weekend » Yale Climate Connections

High winds, high surf, storm surge, and heavy rain expected from North Carolina to the mid-Atlantic.

NC has great potential for offshore wind development, experts say, and a gust of direct benefits could follow

NC has great potential for offshore wind development, experts say, and a gust of direct benefits could follow

North Carolina could be a major player in the offshore wind industry. But some environmentalists say North Carolina is not moving fast enough to reap these benefits. State officials disagree.

Underwater grass abundance in Chesapeake Bay falls for second straight year

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110827:21:04:00

Chris was mention, if there s destruction and damage being done now, it s on this map. it s from southern new jersey to maryland, coastal areas, delaware, chesapeake bay, and especially our friends right along the chesapeake bay. the lower chesapeake bay. take a look at the wind direction in norfolk. this tells the story. the wind is coming down from the north and heading down toward the south. really, it s really east to the south wind. this is just piling up the water here. there s just horrific wind angle. and that forces all the water into all these little communities here right along they re saying in chesapeake city. i was reading the latest statement. they re expecting a bad flood there. it s too late to evacuate, they say it s too dangerous. winds are too high. rescue personnel won t be able to get you if water enters your home. they ll prioritize the best they can. that s one spot they re going caught back to you surprise. a dire situation.