PHOTOS: Nor'easter September 2026
Photos from Long Neck, Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and Bethany Beach over the weekend of Sept. 26-27, 2026.
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Cars continue to drive through water on Fred Hudson Road in Bethany.
The majority of Dewey's bayside streets have been shut down and blocked off due to flooding.
Beach mats are all but destroyed and there's a drop-off of about a foot at the entrance to Rehoboth Beach near the avenue.
A van sitting in water in Mariner's Cove a few hours before high tide.
Streets flooded in Mariner's Cove.
Water surrounds a home in Long Neck a few hours before high tide.
Drivers move their cars to the entrance road in Mariner's Cove ahead of storms to keep them farther from the rising bay waters.
Water is a few feet high, creeping up the stairs that lead into this home.
No street or grass is visible in Mariner's Cove a few hours prior to high tide.
Neighborhood flooding overturned garbage cans.
Waves crash ashore in Lewes.
Cars drive through water in the streets near the intersection of Savannah Road and Massachusetts Avenue.
Cars drive through water in the streets near the intersection of Savannah Road and Massachusetts Avenue.
The marshy area between Savannah Road and Kings Highway in Lewes filled with water and spilled over onto Savannah, shutting the road down.
The fence around the dunes in Rehoboth Beach took a beating from the storm and waves.
The majority of Dewey's bayside streets have been shut down and blocked off due to flooding.
The majority of Dewey's bayside streets have been shut down and blocked off due to flooding.
Route 1 southbound was closed numerous times over the weekend between Dewey and Bethany due to water on the road.
Multiple side streets near Garfield Parkway in Bethany were closed over the weekend due to flooding.
Multiple side streets near Garfield Parkway in Bethany were closed over the weekend due to flooding.
Multiple side streets near Garfield Parkway in Bethany were closed over the weekend due to flooding.
Flooding brough debris to Garfield Parkway.
A pole and power lines fell onto a residential street in Bethany Beach.
A power pole blocks a flooded street in Bethany.
Oceanside residential streets in Bethany were surrounded by water.
Second Street was one of many flooded roads in Bethany Beach.
Cars continue to drive through water on Fred Hudson Road in Bethany.
Cars continue to drive through water on Fred Hudson Road in Bethany.