Environmental experts warn contaminated floodwater from Hurricane Erin carries trash, waste and pesticides back into Norfolk's Elizabeth River as waters recede.

Hurricane Erin's tidal flooding is causing pollution concerns for the Elizabeth River as receding waters carry trash, waste and chemicals back into Norfolk's waterways.

A slow-moving cold front that helped protect the Eastern Seaboard from a direct strike by Hurricane Erin is now soaking parts of the South and Southeast, causing widespread flash flooding in Charleston, South Carolina and dampening the end of the week for many others.