Cities in Hampton Roads make preparations for potential severe flooding
Ahead of severe weather early next week, cities across Hampton Roads are preparing for heavy flooding and winds.
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Ahead of severe weather early next week, cities across Hampton Roads are preparing for heavy flooding and winds.
Monday’s high tide is projected to be from 6.9 to 7.3 feet above normal, according to the National Weather Service in Wakefield. For reference, the NWS reported a tidal surge of about 7.5 feet during Hurricane Irene in 2011.
On Thursday, HRT officially welcomed 24 new buses with the 757 Express logo as they continue to prepare for the October 30 launch of the service on the Peninsula.
Check the list to see how city offices, schools, libraries, garbage collection, mail, travel and recreation in Hampton Roads will be affected by the holiday.
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