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    NWS issues Tornado Watch throughout northeast NC and southeast Va.

    By Madie MacDonald,

    17 hours ago

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    PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Tornado Watch for much of the region throughout Friday.

    Helene slams the South with wind, rain and flooding after coming ashore as a Category 4 storm

    The watch is expected to be in effect until 6 p.m. on Sept. 27. The effected areas can be found below:

    Current Weather Alerts

    Northeast North Carolina

    • Bertie
    • Camden
    • Chowan
    • Currituck
    • Gates
    • Hertford
    • Northampton
    • Pasquotank
    • Perquimans

    Southeast Virginia

    • Chesapeake
    • Emporia
    • Franklin
    • Hampton
    • Newport News
    • Norfolk
    • Poquoson
    • Portsmouth
    • Suffolk
    • Virginia Beach
    • Williamsburg
    • Greensville
    • Isle of Wight
    • James City
    • Southampton
    • Surry
    • Sussex
    • York

    According to the NWS, a watch is issued when hazardous weather is possible, but not certain.

    For more information on the watch area, click here .

    Several North Carolina school systems in the WAVY viewing area announced closures for Friday, Sept. 27 because of the weather. Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools, Gates County Public Schools and Northampton County Schools will all be closed.

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    Most recent closings and delays are listed here when there are active closures.

    Continue to check WAVY.com for updates .

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