One week later, Virginia Beach families still unsure what's next after tornado
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.— Sunday marked one week since a powerful tornado hit in the Great Neck area of Virginia Beach. "I'm still a little overwhelmed, we're having to plan probably to take our house down," said Roseann Owens. News 3 reporter Kelsey Jones spoke with Owens Sunday, who said cleanup efforts for them remain a heavy lift.
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