A powerful coastal storm is expected to impact Delaware this weekend, with CoastTV meteorologists warning of potential flooding up to 5 inches possible, wind gusts approaching 60 mph Sunday afternoon. Coastal towns are warning locals to prepare.

Fenwick Island has launched its first street-end berm project on Farmington Street to help prevent tidal flooding, with plans to expand the effort if successful.

Study to tackle flooding in Fenwick Island set to begin in August.

People on the coast are cleaning up after a powerful storm hit the region Wednesday, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and widespread power outages. The storm left roads and streets flooded, and for many, the wind was the main reason some power was lost in some homes.

Consistent flooding and puddling on local streets, especially along Jersey and Read Avenue, have prompted Dewey Beach officials to seek a solution.

The town of Bethany Beach is tackling worsening flooding issues with plans for dredging, a new dam, and studies of vulnerable areas. The flooding, exacerbated by rising sea levels and impervious surfaces, has residents concerned about the future of their homes and infrastructure.