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Coastal Flooding Warnings and Strong Winds Impact Ocean City Ahead of Oceans Calling
OCEAN CITY, Md. – Just days before Oceans Calling, the 3-day music festival that brings thousands of visitors to the Ocean City area, a coastal flood warning has been issued until Friday morning. In a statement to WMDT, Worcester County Emergency Assistant Chief Katy Vieira stated that: “While excessive...
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Organizers Say Annual Tawes Crab and Clam Bake Will Happen Despite Possible Flooding
Crisfield, Md. — Event organizers said Tuesday that the possibility of rain and flooding in Crisfield Wednesday would not deter the festivities of the 49th Annual J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake. The National Weather Service is forecasting low-to-moderate levels of flooding in the city during the event and organizers are saying it’s nothing that would cause the event to be canceled.
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Coastal storm to cause flooding at the shore
The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for Sea Isle City, Cape May and other surrounding shore communities from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday and a more severe Coastal Flood Watch in effect from 4 p.m. Wednesday through 1 a.m. Friday. Rip current and high surf...
WBOC
Showers and gusty winds through mid-week
Tuesday night: Cloudy with scattered showers. Breezy. Lows in the low 60s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Wednesday: Cloudy with scattered showers. Gusty northeast breeze. Highs in the mid to upper 60s. Chance of rain 60 percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy. Showers at the coast. Breezy. Highs in the mid to...
WBOC
“Oceans Calling” Music Festival expected to have dreary weather throughout weekend
OCEAN CITY, Md. - The highly anticipated “Oceans Calling” Festival in Ocean City could experience high winds and precipitation. The festival is held “rain or shine” each year, except in 2022 when it was cancelled due to heavy rain, high winds and tidal flooding. It has a history of experiencing rainy conditions each year.
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Your Delmarva Forecast: Monday, September 21, 2026
Good Monday, Delmarva! We’re kicking off the week with a fairly pleasant afternoon — mostly comfortable with some filtered sunshine pushing temperatures near 76°F. A northeast wind around 10 mph will keep things feeling refreshing, though don’t put the umbrella away just yet. A stray sprinkle is possible today with less than a tenth of an inch of rainfall on the table. As we head into tonight, rain shower chances increase, so keep that umbrella handy if you have evening plans. Overnight lows will settle around 61°F — a comfortable end to the night, weather aside. Tuesday is where things get more active. Showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast, so plan accordingly if you have outdoor activities on the schedule. Highs will only reach the upper 60s, around 68°F, making it a cooler, unsettled day. Tuesday night continues the stormy trend with showers and thunderstorms likely and lows dropping to 57°F. Stay weather-aware this week, Delmarva — and as always, we’ve got you covered right here on TV Delmarva. Stay safe out there!
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Lower Shore's big 3 hurricanes led to major destruction, beach erosion
It's quiet in the Mid-Atlantic; unusually quiet. As of mid-September, not a single hurricane has formed in the Atlantic Basin. While the East Coast is in the clear for now, the Lower Shore of Maryland should remain vigilant, for towns such as Ocean City are no stranger to severe storms. Here's a look back at three big historic hurricanes that rocked the resort town of Ocean City and other coastal communities further inland; hurricanes that led to massive flooding, beach erosion, endless rain and more destruction. MARYLAND'S DEADLY HOT SUMMER: Hottest summer ever is also Maryland's deadliest for heat on record Hurricane of 1933 The Category 1 hurricane of Aug. 22, 1933, wreaked havoc on the town of Ocean City. The tropical storm, which is credited with the creation of the Inlet and separation of Assateague from Ocean City, left a gale-torn town and rattled Lower Shore community in its wake. Flooded streets, ravaged homes and businesses, a railway system underwater; the town faced destruction of all kinds following the storm. The creation of the Ocean City Inlet, however, was later seen as a blessing. "At first the Inlet was small — less than 50 feet wide and less than
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Tropical Depression Six Forms in the Atlantic — No Threat to Delmarva at This Time
The National Hurricane Center in Miami issued its second wind speed probability update for Tropical Depression Six on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. At the time of the bulletin, the storm’s center was positioned near latitude 32.9 North and longitude 33.4 West — well out in the open Atlantic Ocean. Maximum sustained winds were measured at approximately 30 knots, which equals 35 miles per hour or 55 kilometers per hour.
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Your Delmarva Forecast: Saturday, September 19, 2026
Good morning, Delmarva! It’s a beautiful Saturday to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. We’re looking at a mostly sunny day with a pleasant high near 77°F. A northeast wind around 10 mph will keep things feeling comfortable throughout the afternoon — perfect weather for a stroll on the boardwalk or any outdoor plans you have lined up. As we head into tonight, expect clouds to increase as we turn mostly cloudy, with temperatures settling down to around 66°F. Not a bad sleeping night, but keep an eye on the sky. Looking ahead to Sunday, we’ll see partly sunny skies with a warmer high near 81°F. Enjoy the sunshine while you can, because Sunday night brings a more significant weather maker — showers and thunderstorms are expected to move in, with overnight lows around 64°F. If you have outdoor evening plans Sunday, have a backup ready! Stay weather-aware this weekend, Delmarva. I’ll have updates as that Sunday night storm system gets closer. Until then, enjoy this gorgeous Saturday!
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Mid-Atlantic Drought Update: Delmarva Holds Steady as Dryness Begins Expanding Farther West
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor was released Thursday, September 17, 2026, representing conditions through Tuesday morning, September 15. The overall Mid-Atlantic picture is becoming more mixed after several weeks of widespread improvement. Recent rainfall has helped keep conditions from deteriorating substantially across Delmarva, while renewed dryness is becoming a greater concern farther west.
WBOC
Weak front brings the chance of a shower or storm tonight into early on Friday.
Forecast Updated on Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 4:00am by WBOC Chief Meteorologist Mike Lichniak. Today: Partly to mostly sunny. A stray shower / storm possible late in the evening hours. Highs: 82-88. (78-84 beach). Winds: S-SW 5-15 mph. Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy with the chance of a few...
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An ominous shelf cloud with tentacles wowed onlookers off the coast of Cape May, New Jersey.
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Your Delmarva Forecast: Monday, September 14, 2026
Good Monday morning, Delmarva! Get ready to enjoy one of those picture-perfect late-summer days we all love. Today will be gloriously sunny with a high near 78°F — just about ideal for anything you have planned outdoors. A north wind at 10 to 15 mph will keep things feeling fresh and comfortable throughout the afternoon, so no complaints there! Nothing severe or stormy on the radar today — in fact, this is about as clean a forecast as it gets. Take advantage of it! Tonight, we’ll stay mostly clear with a pleasant overnight low dropping down to around 58°F. That north breeze will make for excellent sleeping weather, so crack a window if you like! Looking ahead to Tuesday, more of the same beautiful weather is on the way. Expect another sunny day with a high near 77°F, followed by another mostly clear night with lows near 59°F. It’s a fantastic stretch of September weather here on the Delmarva Peninsula. Get outside and enjoy it! I’ll see you back here for your next update.
WBOC
Dry air arrives today with some cooler mornings to start on Tuesday and Wednesday
Tonight: Mostly clear and breezy. Lows: 50-58 (65-70 beach). Winds: NE 10-20+ mph. Tuesday: Sunny. Highs: 76-81 (70-74 beach). Winds: NE-E 5-15 mph. Tuesday Night: Mostly clear. Lows: 52-60 (65-70 beach). Winds: SE 5-10 mph. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Highs: 78-84 (75-80 beach). Winds: SE 5-15 mph. Thursday: Partly to mostly...
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Your Delmarva Forecast: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Good morning, Delmarva! We’re starting Saturday with some patchy fog along the peninsula, so give yourself extra time on the roads before 7 a.m. Once that fog lifts, we’ll see a partly sunny sky with a pleasant high near 80 degrees. East winds will be light, running 5 to 10 mph — a nice, comfortable September day overall. Heading into tonight, keep an umbrella handy. There’s a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving through, with overnight lows dropping to around 72 degrees. Not the most restful night if those storms rumble through, so stay weather-aware. Looking ahead to Sunday, expect showers and thunderstorms to continue into the morning before skies gradually clear to partly sunny by the afternoon. Temperatures will climb to a high near 83 degrees. Sunday night looks much nicer — mostly clear skies and a comfortable low of 69 degrees. Enjoy the beautiful part of your Saturday, Delmarva, and stay safe out there this weekend! I’ll have updates as those storms approach.