VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — As Hurricane Erin started to move out, the water in some neighborhoods was creeping up.

Such was the case in Virginia Beach, where Erin has left behind some serious tidal flooding. It was also the case in Norfolk and in other areas.

"We're built next to water," said Norfolk resident Yoni Warren. "It's what we do." But this flooding is thanks to the remnants of Hurricane Erin, making for a wet drive home for many. Residents say no matter how familiar you are with the tidal flooding, you should not try to drive through it.

"People will try to drive through it and they'll get there car underneath flooded," Warren said. "They have no idea how deep these floods are. Usually they are not enough to lift up a car, but I've seen friends who have had to get new cars b

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