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Ocean City, MD Weather: High Wind Risk Oct. 30–Nov. 5

Maryland's Eastern Shore faces a regional coastal wind concern around Halloween weekend.

Ocean City, MD · 17d

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Dangerous Offshore Storm and Coastal Flood Warnings Issued for NJ, Delaware and Maryland as a Nor’easter Intensifies

A Storm Warning is in effect for Atlantic waters off the Mid-Atlantic coast, with north to northeast winds up to 55 knots and seas up to 27 feet, as a nor’easter churns offshore. Coastal Flood Advisories cover parts of New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. Another round of high...

New Jersey · 20d
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Old Farmer’s Almanac Forecasts Rain, Snow Showers for Northeast on Thanksgiving

With autumnal foliage colors and cooler temperatures settling in across the Philadelphia region, it's time to start our attentions to the upcoming holiday and winter season. Take a look at the Old Farmer's Almanac Thanksgiving and first winter snowfall predictions. What's in the Forecast for Thanksgiving Day 2026 in the...

Philadelphia, PA · 20d
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Nor'easter could become Tropical Storm Josephine as coastal flooding hits Maryland, Virginia

A powerful nor'easter off the North Carolina coast is driving dangerous surf and coastal flooding into the Mid-Atlantic. Water levels in Ocean City, Maryland, and the Chesapeake Bay are expected to rise more than two feet above normal during high tide. The National Hurricane Center is giving the storm medium...

Ocean City, MD · 20d
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Subtropical Storm "Josephine" continues coastal flooding, beach erosion threats

Wednesday night: Mostly clear. Lows in the low 40s. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Breezy. Highs in the mid to upper 60s. Friday: Mostly sunny. Breezy. Highs around 60°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 60s. Sunday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 60s. Monday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the...

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 19d

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Nor’easter threatens Delaware with 45-knot gusts, big waves

Delaware’s beaches are bracing for a rough stretch of weather. A developing nor’easter over the Atlantic is expected to bring strong winds and dangerous waves to the state’s coastal waters beginning Monday, Oct. 19, and lasting through midweek. Forecasters say waves could climb as high as 15 feet, with minor coastal flooding possible.

Delaware · 22d

CBS News

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Wednesday brings highest flood risk for New Jersey, Delaware as storm passes by | NEXT Weather

New Jersey · 19d

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Mid-Atlantic Halloween 2026: Rainout or Warmup Oct. 25–31?

Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware could see a milder Halloween week.

New Jersey · 22d

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Bethany Beach Officials Monitoring Possible Storm Impacts

As another storm approaches Delmarva, Bethany Beach officials are warning residents and visitors that due to current dune conditions, the town’s shoreline remains vulnerable to high tides and wave action. And much of the town is still susceptible to coastal flooding. Prepare ahead as flooding could make some roads impassible and some areas inaccessible for a few days.

Bethany Beach, DE · 21d

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Quiet Weather Continues, Avoiding Direct Impacts From Nearby Nor'easter

Why isn't the nor'easter causing significant coastal impacts?. Quiet weather continues locally for Tuesday with high pressure keeping our skies clear. After starting off chilly to cool, we'll warm up to around 70 degrees with plenty of sunshine. A nor'easter will meander off the coast of the Mid-Atlantic this week,...

Delaware · 20d

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Your Delmarva Forecast: Monday, October 19, 2026

Good Monday morning, Delmarva! It’s a beautiful start to the week, and today is shaping up to be a crisp, sunny autumn day. Expect plenty of blue skies with a high near 63°F — perfect sweater weather! Do keep in mind that a north wind around 10 mph will be in play, with gusts reaching up to 25 mph at times, so hold onto your hats if you’re heading outdoors. Tonight, clouds will begin to filter back in, making it a partly cloudy evening. Temperatures will drop to a cool 48°F, so make sure you have a light jacket handy if you’re heading out after dark. Looking ahead to Tuesday, we’re in great shape! Mostly sunny skies return with a pleasant high of 68°F — arguably the nicest day of the stretch. Tuesday night stays mostly clear and cool, dipping back down to around 48°F. Overall, it’s a fantastic couple of days ahead for the Delmarva Peninsula. Get outside and enjoy this gorgeous October weather! I’ll see you back here for your next update. Stay safe out there! 🌞

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 21d

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Coastal Flooding Expected Along Delaware Shorelines Through Wednesday Evening

Updated 2:40 AM Wednesday, Oct. 21. A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect Wednesday for several areas across Delmarva, with minor tidal flooding likely to impact low-lying communities through 10 p.m. Wednesday evening. The National Weather Service out of Mount Holly has issued the advisory for Kent County, Inland Sussex County, and the Delaware Beaches. Residents can expect up to one foot of water above ground level in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. The biggest concern is road flooding. Some of the most vulnerable roads in coastal and bayside communities — as well as areas along inland tidal waterways — could see partial or full closures as tide levels rise. Authorities are urging drivers to use extreme caution. Do not drive through floodwaters, as the water may be much deeper than it appears and could put you and your vehicle in serious danger. Also important: if you park near areas prone to tidal flooding, move your vehicle now to avoid costly damage. Looking ahead, the National Weather Service says additional elevated high tide cycles are expected beyond Wednesday — so this may not be a one-day concern for Delmarva residents. For the latest water level and flood impact information for your local tide gauge, visit water.noaa.gov.

Kent County, DE · 22d

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Beach erosion and coastal flooding as nor'easter develops off shore

Monday night: Mostly clear and breezy. Lows in the mid 40s. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Winds from the north at 10 to 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph or more at times. Highs in the upper 60s. Wednesday: A mix of sun and clouds. Breezy. Highs in the low...

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 21d

CBS News

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Offshore nor'easter bringing high surf, erosion, rip currents to our beaches | NEXT Weather

Philadelphia, PA · 20d

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6 Historic Delaware Blizzards You’ll Be Glad You Didn’t Have to Face

The Armed Forces Reserve Center in New Castle during Winter Storm Jonas on January 23, 2016. Delaware’s winter history can change character within a short drive. A northern snowfall report may say little about wind at the beaches, while a storm remembered for deep snow can also bring coastal flooding. That is why the state’s major blizzards are more revealing when you look beyond a single statewide number.

Delaware · 23d

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Climate change is hitting close to home in Delaware

I first became aware of global warming, or climate change, when spadefish and triggerfish showed up off the coast of Virginia in the 1990s. My friend Claude Bain was chairman of the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament in those days, and he had no category for either species in the tournament.

Delaware · 23d

Daily Voice

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Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Much Of Northeast

A broad new weather alert has been issued as a potent line of storms approaches the Northeast. The National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch just before 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, for all of New Jersey and parts of New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. The watch…

Connecticut · 24d

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Frosty Morning Up to 20 Degrees Colder Grips Maryland, Delaware and Virginia as Sunny 60s Return and Offshore Coastal Storm Holds 30% Chance

— The recent streak of rainy Sundays came to an end on Sunday, October 18, replaced by a frosty morning across Maryland, Delaware, Northern Virginia, and Southern Pennsylvania. Temperatures at daybreak ran 10 to 20 degrees colder than the previous morning as a strong high pressure system settled over the region, setting the stage for a sunny, calmer, and more comfortable day ahead.

Maryland · 22d

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Mid-Atlantic Weather Alert: Nor'easter Brings Flooding, 45+ MPH Gusts Through Oct 19

A strengthening coastal storm threatens flooding, beach erosion and strong winds from Delaware to North Carolina.

North Carolina · 23d