NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — The National Weather Service says a Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for much of southeast Virginia through the weekend until Monday.
Officials from NWS say tides will remain above normal, and flooding will continue into early next week during high tide.
WAVY News Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson says to expect strong winds all day long. These winds will be from the north at 10-20 mph with gusts around 30 mph.
That wind will also elevate our high tides over the next couple of days which will be during the middle of the day and the middle of the night for the next several days.
Photos captured Saturday morning of the Hague area in downtown Norfolk show cars and sidewalks submerged in water.
Photo Courtesy – David Craft 
Flooding in Zuni area of Isle of Wight. Photo courtesy – Jennifer Test 
Photo Courtesy – Andy Fox
In Virginia Beach, the Linkhorn Bay in the Bay Colony area experienced flooding and standing water throughout the day.
Officials opened select city parking garages in Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Virginia Beach for residents to park their vehicles ahead of heavy rains and expected flooding Thursday into Friday.
Parts of the Outer Banks may experience significant storm-related conditions this weekend following the remnants of Sally combined with impacts from Hurricane Teddy.
Northern Outer Banks and Hatteras Island are expecting coastal flooding, high winds, storm surges, beach erosion, and strong rip currents.
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