I was reminded that this page is in severe need of updating...In Process

This is Hampton Roads and more than you ever dreamed you would want to know about it, and if you would like, you may refer to it as The Tidewater Area; just please don't refer to it as that fabled city that the Sailors "lovingly" called it during the Big Conflict of WWII. We have all come a long way since then. Like the rest of my site, this is primarily organized links to pages of everything imaginable concerning this area.

Big Guns

I touch my country's mind,

I come to grips

With half her purpose, thinking of these ships

They mark our passage as a race of men,

Earth will not see such ships as those again.

John Masefield (1874-1967)

English Poet Laureate

Looking for who is on the WEB in Hampton Roads? Stop looking and start clicking. Links to a multitude of Hampton Roads Sites. A comprehensive guide to living in Southeastern Virginia. Includes citizens' guides to South Hampton Roads' five major cities, information on regional resources, and links to local groups and agencies on the Web.

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Nothing Hits Home Like The Pilot.
No self-respecting Hampton Roads web page could ever be complete without our own Virginian-Pilot, the premier newspaper of the area, the state, and the country.......Thanks for the Internet edition too, Virginian-Pilot..And thanks for Dilbert..And thanks for The Archives..And thanks for the Navy Capitol's only authorized newspaper The Flagship

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And in all fairness we should hear from the "other side of the river".
The Daily Press A service of Tribune Co., from Hampton, VA.

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A top local CyberCoffee Nook Web City Cyber Cafe Near Circuit City just South of Pembroke Mall on Independence Blvd, across from Tripps. They have computers for public Internet Access and their training room has more.
Some great links to coffee houses around the world at Cyber Café Guide

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Hampton Roads Weather

NAS and Lenox Ave Norfolk Weather
The latest current weather update for Naval Air Station Norfolk



Hampton Roads Intellicast Radar and Satellite Picture
Latest available regional radar summary and satellite update for Virginia, North Carolina, the Chesapeake Bay and the Mid-Atlantic Region

National Weather Service Office, Wakefield, VA The National Weather Service office in Wakefield, Virginia, is located on Route 460, one mile west of the town of Wakefield in Sussex County. We have County Warning responsibility for 66 jurisdictions which includes 15 independent cities and 51 counties in East Central Virginia, Northeastern North Carolina, and the lower Maryland Eastern Shore. This area includes the Richmond and Norfolk metro areas. The population within our County Warning Area is approximately 3.5 million.

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1996/1997 Hurricane Data

NOTE: All 1996 Hurricane Data is archived in 1996 Archives
NOTE: All 1997 Hurricane Data is archived in 1997 Archives
1996 Hurricane Data archived 1 June 1997, in preparation for 1997 Hurricane season
1997 Hurricane Data archived 21 December 1997, in preparation for 1998 Hurricane season

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