FILE - An Oncor Electric Delivery lineman crew work on repairing a utility pole that was damaged by the winter storm that passed through Odessa, Texas, Feb. 18, 2021. (Eli Hartman/Odessa American via AP, File)
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A hard freeze is expected inland Monday night, while Sussex County’s beach communities stay colder than normal but likely above freezing before milder air returns Tuesday.
Early Saturday brings a frigid start along Delaware’s beaches into Ocean City, followed by dry daytime weather and another cold night with isolated icy spots possible.
PETA is awarding the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department a Compassionate Fire Department Award in recognition of their quick actions and determination in rescuing a dog stranded on ice on Feb. 3.
After experiencing dangerous temperatures over the past two weekends, Fire & Ice Festival organizers, businesses, and people along the coast are staring at a third straight weekend of freezing temperatures.
Sussex County continues to experience cold winter conditions as locals look for ways to get through the frigid weather.
Ocean City is under a Winter Storm Watch as a winter storm is forecast to bring snow and strong winds to the region starting Saturday afternoon.
A snowy morning in coastal Delaware did not last long in Lewes. By midday, fresh flakes turned into a wintry mix, and by nightfall, it was flat-out pouring rain.
High pressure keeps Delmarva cold and mainly dry through the weekend, with only a slight chance of precipitation late Saturday night before milder air arrives by midweek.
A week of cold temperatures, public safety concerns and local government decisions unfolded across Delmarva, impacting communities from Milford to Rehoboth Beach.