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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.
WBOC
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.
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Everyone's watching Wildwood flood. Look what's happening in Fortescue.
Fortescue Creek ran dangerously fast after this weekend's storm, combining a full moon, nor'easter winds, and heavy rain all draining through one narrow creek mouth at the same time. The area sits on one road in and one road out.
WBOC
Indian River Inlet dunes face storm threat
BETHANY BEACH, Del. — As a nor’easter moves through Delmarva, strong winds and rough waves are putting the dunes near Indian River Inlet to the test. For some visitors, the stormy weather is part of the experience. “We’re happy to be here and just experience weather. It’s kind...
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A 12 Foot Wave Crashes Over the North Wildwood Seawall as Nor’easter and High Tide Trigger Coastal Flood Warning Until 2 AM
NORTH WILDWOOD, NJ — A massive 12-foot wave rose above the seawall in North Wildwood before crashing down onto the walkway, as the powerful Nor’easter and unusually high tide combined to produce dramatic coastal flooding along the New Jersey shore. The National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood warning in effect until 2 AM on September 26, with up to 2 feet of water above ground level expected in low-lying areas near the shoreline.
Cape Gazette
Storm causes Lightship Overfalls to float out of place
A pickup truck tries to pull the Lightship Overfalls back into position after it began to float Sept. 24. Strong easterly winds pushed enough water into the ship's slip to lift it up, according to Dave Shook, Overfalls president. BILL SHULL PHOTOS. Dave Shook stands on deck to check out...
WBOC
Delmarva wakes up to impacts of nor’easter
DELMARVA - A nor’easter brushing by Delmarva’s coast has brought windy, wet conditions to our shores, and the impacts are already being felt as we begin the weekend. WBOC Meteorologist John Conway said winds overnight Friday into Saturday morning were expected to reach over 55 mph. Coastal flooding was all but guaranteed in parts of Sussex County, Delaware, Worcester County, Maryland, and Accomack County, Virginia.
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Nor’easter brings rough weekend to Delmarva, some rain reaches DC
A Nor’easter strengthening off the Mid-Atlantic coast will impact parts of the DMV through the weekend, with the greatest effects along the Delmarva coastline. Ocean City, Rehoboth Beach and other coastal communities can expect a stretch of wind, rain, rough surf and coastal flooding, while some of that moisture will also work inland toward the Washington area. The storm will slowly strengthen and drift north through Saturday before gradually weakening and pulling away early next week.
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Nor'easter continues to bring rain, wind and coastal concerns to Delmarva
The weekend Nor'easter, east and northeast of Delmarva, continues to bring, rain, wind, and coastal concerns to the region. A Coastal Flood Warning continues into Sunday afternoon for the potential of one to two foot water rises, especially on the eastern shore of Maryland. MODERATE tidal flooding will continue to...
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SUN: Ocean City closes the ocean as rough weather hits resort
The ocean is officially closed. That’s the message from the Ocean City Fire Department as rough weather brought high winds, heavy surf and flooding to the resort Saturday. The department issued an ocean safety alert Saturday morning because of dangerous conditions along the beach. Details of the closure were not immediately available, but officials urged people to stay out of the water.
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Wet, windy, wild weekend for Ocean City, Maryland and Oceans Calling
UPDATE: The organizers of Oceans Calling have cancelled the first day of the festival on Sept. 25, and have offered refunds. The status of days two and three are up in the air now. Some foul weather is headed towards the coast of Ocean City, Maryland, this weekend. But rest assured, organizers say, plans for the resort town's returning hit music festival Oceans Calling will not be foiled. Here's a look at the weekend weather forecast, festival's rain and bag policy, and more. DAY ONE OF OCEANS CALLING CANCELLED: Breaking: Oceans Calling cancels first day of festival due to weather OCEANS CALLING FESTIVAL GUIDE: Oceans Calling Fest 2026 guide: Full lineup, bag policy and much more When is Ocean City's big Oceans Calling Festival? Oceans Calling Festival is returning for a fourth round in Ocean City along the resort town's Inlet, beach and historic Boardwalk from Sept. 25–27, 2026. The three-day music festival is known for reserving the final weekend of September. Festival organizers reported a successful total turnout of 162,000 fans in 2025. According to organizers, important times for the first day of the festival have been changed due to weather. The new start time is 1 p.m. and