Shown are historical storm paths from 1933 to 2011. The storms listed had strengths of TS through H5 and the eye of the storm passed within an approximate 60-statute-mile radius of downtown Norfolk.
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Hazel
Hazel was very destructive to Tidewater. The east side of the storm was over land and it remained a hurricane all the way to Canada.
1954 Hurricane Hazel
How could you overlook Hurricane Hazel in 1954. The eye passed right over our house on west Bayview Blvd.