Tornado in Virginia Beach had 150 mph winds, National Weather Service says
The City of Virginia Beach declared a state of emergency after a tornado moved through the area and damaged dozens of homes, downed trees and caused gas leaks.
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The City of Virginia Beach declared a state of emergency after a tornado moved through the area and damaged dozens of homes, downed trees and caused gas leaks.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia, officials declared a state of emergency as they work to clean up debris and restore power after a tornado damaged an estimated 50 to 100 homes.
Residents said the 2200 block of Haversham Close saw some of the worst damage, with some roofs partially removed and windows shattered. Dozens of firefighters worked Sunday night to cut down trees, and some stood atop roofs to assess damage.
Early reports have indicated that as many as 100 homes have been damaged following the tornado.