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Near 60 MPH Gusts and 11 Foot Waves Pound Ocean City, Maryland and Delaware Beaches as Powerful Storm Floods Neighborhoods and Surges Ocean Water Into the Dunes
OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND — The powerful nor’easter is pounding the Mid-Atlantic coast, with wind gusts nearing 60 mph, waves reaching up to 11 feet and ocean water surging into the dunes along the Maryland and Delaware beaches. Dramatic scenes show a neighborhood street completely flooded, with water surrounding homes, reaching front steps and swallowing the roadway as the bay spills over its banks behind the houses. Communities from Ocean City, Maryland to Fenwick Island, Bethany Beach, Rehoboth Beach and Lewes, Delaware are dealing with some of the storm’s harshest impacts so far.
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Warmup ahead before a cooler, wetter weekend
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76°F. Calm wind becoming west 5 to 7 mph in the morning. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, with a low around 60°F. Calm wind. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80°F. Calm wind becoming west around 6 mph in the afternoon.
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Severe erosion in Bethany Beach, Delaware, after nor'easter storm
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Your Delmarva Forecast: Monday, September 28, 2026
Good Monday morning, Delmarva! We’re wrapping up September with a mild but mostly cloudy day across the peninsula. Expect high temperatures to reach near 68°F this afternoon, with a pleasant northwest wind of 5 to 10 mph keeping things comfortable. No rain in the forecast today, so while the sun may play hide-and-seek behind the clouds, you can leave the umbrella at home. Tonight, we’ll hold onto that mostly cloudy sky with temperatures settling down to around 57°F — a perfectly comfortable sleeping night with the windows cracked open. Looking ahead to Tuesday, good news: the clouds will be breaking up! Mostly sunny skies are on tap with a warmer high near 73°F — a beautiful early fall day to get outside and enjoy. Tuesday night brings partly cloudy conditions with a low around 58°F. Overall, it’s a tranquil stretch of weather to close out September on the Delmarva. Stay with TV Delmarva for your latest updates. Have a wonderful Monday, neighbors!
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Tropical Depression Fay Barely Holding Together Over Open Atlantic
Tropical Depression Fay is barely clinging to tropical cyclone status, according to the latest update from forecasters issued at 9:00 PM GMT on September 27. At that time, the center of Fay was located near coordinates 28.9 degrees north latitude and 44.0 degrees west longitude, far out over the open Atlantic Ocean. The storm was moving southward at just 5 miles per hour.
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Warmup ahead before a cooler, wetter weekend
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76°F. Calm wind becoming west 5 to 7 mph in the morning. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, with a low around 60°F. Calm wind. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80°F. Calm wind becoming west around 6 mph in the afternoon.
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Coastal storm floods Ocean City streets, prompts travel warnings
OCEAN CITY, Md. - A coastal storm has left several low-lying streets in Ocean City underwater as persistent onshore winds continue to push water into the resort town. Ocean City police reported flooding along St. Louis Avenue south of 14th Street and Philadelphia Avenue south of the Route 50 Bridge, warning drivers to use alternate routes when possible.
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DC weather: Monday morning showers give way to clouds; nor’easter cleanup as storm moves away
WASHINGTON - As a low-pressure nor’easter moves northward, scattered morning showers across Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland and Virginia will give way to a mostly cloudy afternoon with highs in the low 70s. Clouds will persist throughout the day, accompanied by light northwest winds between 5 and 10 mph....
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More events canceled in Maryland as nor'easter brings heavy wind and rain
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Monster Nor’easter Morphs Into Hybrid Beast Off the East Coast as Warm Core Forms and Storm Could Soon Earn an Official Subtropical Name
OCEAN CITY, MD: The powerful Nor’easter that flooded the Jersey Shore is now doing something few expected. Instead of weakening and drifting away, the storm is transforming into a hybrid cyclone off the Mid-Atlantic coast, and forecasters say it could even become a subtropical storm with an official name.
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Nor’easter takes a toll on Bowers Beach shoreline
BOWERS BEACH, Del. - The nor’easter has moved on, but neighbors in Bowers Beach are left cleaning up sand, debris and the effects of significant beach erosion. Days of strong winds, rain and high tides pushed water and sand into the community, with residents saying the storm lingered longer than expected.