Norfolk, VA – Residents in Norfolk and northeastern North Carolina should prepare for potential flash flooding as a cold front moves southeast today. The front is expected to stall across North Carolina, triggering scattered showers and storms in the region.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Wakefield, VA, locally heavy rainfall could result in isolated flash flooding, primarily affecting northeastern North Carolina near the Albemarle Sound. The highest probability of precipitation, around 50%, is expected in Elizabeth City this afternoon and evening. Norfolk may see a 30% chance of storms, with the possibility of heavier rainfall in the evening.
NWS advises monitoring local forecasts closely, especially if residing in flood-prone areas. The storm system is expected to clear out by Monday, with temperatures remaining in the mid-80s throughout the week. Clear skies and sunny weather are anticipated for Tuesday and beyond, bringing a welcome break from the stormy conditions.
Residents are urged to stay informed of any changes to the forecast, as flash flooding can occur quickly in low-lying regions.
