Virginia sees major flooding from Hermine
Post-Tropical Storm Hermine brought major flooding to areas of Virginia Friday and Saturday.
Hampton Roads, Norfolk and North Carolina's Outer Banks saw some of the worst of the flooding caused by the storm that's moving up the east coast.
Flash flood watches were in effect for northeast North Carolina and southeast Virginia, including Virginia Beach and Norfolk through Saturday evening.
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A small tornado spawned by Hermine knocked over two trailers and injured four people on North Carolina's Outer Banks.
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The storm even forced Bruce Springsteen to move a Saturday night concert in Virginia Beach to Monday.
Local media and law enforcement officials are releasing updates about where exactly to watch for flooding.
Saturday morning, the post-tropical storm was located over the Outer Banks in North Carolina. Its winds have reached 65 miles per hour and it is expected to move along the coast of Virginia to New Jersey.
This post contains materials from the Associated Press.
Emma Hinchliffe is a business reporter at Mashable. Before joining Mashable, she covered business and metro news at the Houston Chronicle.
