The Delaware State Housing Authority is partnering with the University of Delaware’s Sea Grant program to offer free disaster housing recovery and resiliency planning workshops for municipalities across Delaware.
The Middlesex Beach Association is requesting a permit from DNREC to protect a stretch of beach starting near the Sea Colony Hotel beaches, and going to the northern limits of South Bethany.
A rare and potentially record-setting blast of Arctic air settles over Delmarva, bringing highs stuck in the 20s and low 30s but feeling much colder due to wind chills. By midweek into Friday night, overnight lows drop to the single digits, with wind chills well below zero—cold enough for frostbite and hypothermia within minutes. We are also watching a potential coastal storm late Saturday into Sunday that could bring snow, strong winds, and coastal flooding/erosion concerns.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is expected to repair Bethany Beach crossover access points that have been severely damaged during two recent coastal storms.
You may have been busy this week, gearing up for Halloween, for the stories you may have missed along the way, this is your Week In Review.
Another round of patchy frost is possible Sunday morning, with a cool and somewhat cloudy end to the weekend.
A Frost Advisory is in effect for a majority of Delmarva into Saturday morning. Then a cool and dry weekend on the way.
Town crews have regularly assessed beach entrances and are reopening crossings as they are possible.
DELMARVA- The peak of the coastal storm occurs today with the strongest winds and heaviest rain, and major coastal impacts.
A period of relative calm continues this evening and tonight, before a significant coastal storm develops and impacts the region by late weekend.
