海角社区app/Dennis Foley
Still about a half hour away from high tide in Alexandria...
— Dennis J. Foley (@DJFoley海角社区app)
Still about a half hour away from high tide in Alexandria...
— Dennis J. Foley (@DJFoley海角社区app)
海角社区app/Dennis Foley
The water is rising in Alexandria.
— Dennis J. Foley (@DJFoley海角社区app)
海角社区app/Dennis Foley
海角社区app/Dennis Foley
海角社区app/Dennis Foley
海角社区app/Dennis Foley
ALEXANDRIA, Va. 鈥斅燞igh tides will bring familiar flooding to Old Town Alexandria Friday and Saturday.
The National Weather Service says this flooding is not from the inches of rain the region has seen over the past few days; rather, by a weather system pushing water up and into the Potomac River.
Meteorologist Howard Silverman described the flooding as聽“at least minor,” with water rising a couple of feet above normal.
High tides in Alexandria are at 8:14 a.m. and 8:35 p.m. Friday, and at 8:56 a.m. and 9:14 p.m. Saturday.
Flooding is expected at each high tide both days, Silverman said.
