Document Type
Report
Publication Date
2021
Pages
5 pp.
Abstract
Life in Hampton Roads 2021 - Flooding, Hurricane Evacuation, & Sheltering During COVID-19
The changing climate and rising sea levels touch nearly every aspect of life in Hampton Roads, with some neighborhoods and communities experiencing it more acutely. But, overall, how persistent is recurrent flooding as perceived by Hampton Roads residents? This year’s survey finds that nearly 23% of respondents state that recurrent flooding is a problem in their neighborhood, a number broadly consistent with the responses seen since this question was first asked in 2013 when 23% of respondents also indicated that recurrent flooding was a problem in their neighborhood.
Repository Citation
Social Science Research Center, Old Dominion University, "Life in Hampton Roads Survey Press Release #7: Perceptions of Flooding, Hurricane Evacuation, & Sheltering During COVID-19" (2021). Life in Hampton Roads Survey Report. 69.
https://digitalcommons.odu.edu/ssrc_lihr/69
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