Hurricanes and Storms
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A Little Storm | The hurricane of August 1933
A hot, wet summer in '33 ended with a hurricane barreling down on Hampton Roads. View an interactive map of historic storms, a photo gallery of damage and order a series reprint.
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- Storm surge forecast graph
- All Virginia (with alternative image files)
- East Coast and Gulf of Mexico
- Tides and water levels (NOAA)
- Storm surge forecast graph
Local storm news
- Louisiana helping Virginia with Irene recovery
- VDOT finishes Irene debris removal in 7 counties
- Center in Manteo, N.C., to help with disaster loans
- Dare County 2nd in nation in damage from Irene
- New bridge puts Hatteras Island on road to normalcy
- Dare County tells Rodanthe visitors to wait longer
- Fill-in ferries to Hatteras filled to limits
- FEMA: $12M approved for N.C. Irene relief
- Return to Hatteras Island a test for nonresidents
- Chowan manager fired after leaving in wake of hurricane
- Some Hatteras Island villages will open to visitors Thursday
- Currituck County, N.C., disaster recovery center open
- Accomack, 16 more Va. local governments get disaster aid
- Photos: Surfers flock to high surf generated by Katia
- Non-resident property owners may soon return to Hatteras
- Additional N.C. counties added to list for food aid
- Chowan County hires contractor to collect debris
- Hurricane Irene does one good deed - widen Oregon Inlet
- Aquariums help turtles washed up by Irene get home
- Katia churns up waves; surfers stoked, swimming restricted
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