Sherry & Sam Martin Sell Hampton Roads

06/05/2026

Great interview from a top agent, Outer Banks Agent Kirsten Shackelford!!!!

Kirsten Shackelford, a real estate agent with SERHANT, joined FOX Weather to discuss how coastal homes in Buxton, North Carolina, are contending with dangerous

06/02/2026

The 2026 Hurricane Season has officially begun, and having a preparedness plan in place is crucial. Check insurance, put your hurricane kit together and know your zone if you are told to evacuate. Here are the 2026 storm names… thoughts????

05/26/2026

Newport News Waterworks, which provides water to the entire Peninsula, has issued a Stage II Drought Water Advisory. The City of Hampton is asking resident

05/25/2026

05/08/2026

Wishing all a very special weekend and a wonderful Mother's Day! Mom, may your day be filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments with your loved ones. We hope you enjoy a wonderful celebration!

04/20/2026

Happy Birthday to Sam !!!!!! Wishing you an amazing day!!!

03/20/2026

Weather is going to be warmer… so lots of fun things to do in the area!!! ☀️

🌸 Get ready for Community Day: Spring Breakout! 🌸

Enjoy a festive day of inflatables, arts & crafts, food trucks, attractions, and a DJ! Bring your family, friends, and spring spirit to connect with your community.

📅 Saturday, March 21, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Little England Cultural Center, 3922 Kecoughtan Road

Join Hampton Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services for a day of fun!

🔗 To learn more about this and future Hampton events, visit calendar.hampton.gov.

03/20/2026

FINALLY….. welcome home spring!!!!

03/15/2026

Sharing this important weather information!! Please be alert and safe!

SEVERE RISK UPGRADED: Very concerned about the threat of severe weather Monday late morning through the evening across Virginia, North Carolina and nearby areas .

A rare moderate (level 4 out of 5) is in place. Significant damaging winds and tornadoes, some strong, will be possible.

A few waves of storms look to develop. First, individual cells which would have a higher tornado risk. Then, a line of storms moving west to east with damaging winds and spin up tornadoes.

What should you do? Preparing is easy.

-Tell a friend. Sharing is often the best way to spread the message.
- Have a way to get warnings (WEA on your phone, app, TV, radio).
- Know where you are. Use Google maps, learn your county/city/town and the ones around you.
- Know what to do. In a tornado, go to the lowest floor interior room, without windows. Put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. Cover your head with blankets or pillows. If you have a helmet (sports/bike), put that on! Consider your pets too. Make sure they'll come to your safe spot.

Will everyone see severe weather? Of course not. But region wide, there's the potential someone does, somewhere, so it's smart to just take a few easy steps to prepare. These storms will be moving FAST.