A flood map of Norfolk, Virginia.

A house in the process of being lifted after multiple flood claims.

A couple talks about the rise of the water over the years.

The flood water covers the entire street.

Residents bike to their car, which is parked a few blocks away, because the streets have so much water they can't drive home.

A lifted house. The houses are lifted 12 feet above sea level.

A house that continues to have flood damage but is not able to be put on the FEMA list because it is a rental.

Water rushing under the street created a sink hole a few houses down from my house. It remained open for months wile the city tried to find a way to fix it.

Cars try to drive though the flooded streets.

The bulkhead has started erode allowing more water to flood the streets.

Children play in the street in during the flood days.

Water remains in lower parts of the street for weeks after it has rained. It has no where to go and ruins the streets.

Children hang out in the street and watch the tide go down.

Water comes above this woman's door. This isn't the first time.

The street and the river are the same level.

A neighbor measures how high the tide is.

A boy waits to boggie board in the road.

Families that live in the flood prone areas carry boots in their cars. They also have areas of their yard that are permanently muddy.

My basement floods often during high tides. We have a sub-pump, but the water has no where to go.

Cars that continually drive though flood water have massive rust damage.

Children play in front of a house that was recently lifted.

Sunny day flooding.