"Virginia Governor Declares State of Emergency as Tropical Storm Threatens Hampton Roads and OBX"

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Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared a State of Emergency in Virginia ahead of potential Tropical Cyclone Sixteen, which is expected to impact the state from September 22 to September 24, 2023. The storm's path has been difficult to forecast accurately, and the governor is urging residents to stay informed, make a plan, and have emergency kits ready. The Virginia Emergency Support Team is activating and coordinating resources, while the Virginia Emergency Operations Center will oversee preparedness, response, and recovery efforts. Residents should be prepared for severe rainfall, flooding, wind damage, tornadoes, and other storm-related impacts.
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- Cities, schools preparing for flooding, storm surges in Hampton Roads, NC WAVY.com
- Hampton Roads Events canceled/postponed due to weather 13News Now
- Storm leads to closings, cancellations across Hampton Roads, OBX The Virginian-Pilot
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