Firefighters responded to the Fenwick Inn Monday morning after reports of a light haze on multiple floors and people needing help getting out of an elevator.
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Code Red air quality will continue across Delmarva today as dense Canadian wildfire smoke lingers ahead of a stormy, hot and humid Saturday.
Meteorologist Chris Mastrobuono has the latest on Canadian wildfire smoke that's brining unhealthy air quality to Delmarva highs in the upper …
Delmarva enters a stretch of mild, mostly dry weather beginning Wednesday night, thanks to high pressure settling to the north and northeast. Although a weak coastal low may trigger a few isolated showers later this week, most areas will remain dry with gradually warming temperatures. Humidity will increase early next week, bringing hot conditions and a slight chance of showers and storms.
High pressure continues to move off the east coast, bringing in warmer and more humid air to the Mid-Atlantic region. Clouds are increasing with a system across the Carolinas.
High pressure continues to drift off the east coast, bringing in warmer and more humid air to the Mid-Atlantic region.
High pressure offshore will bring dry, hazy, and seasonably warm conditions to Delaware’s beach towns through late Wednesday before unsettled weather approaches later in the week.
We're still seeing areas of haze of smoke from the wildfires in central New Jersey. If you suffer from respiratory problem, it's best to stay inside this afternoon. Skies will be mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid 70s inland, with coastal areas staying in the 60s due to the influence of cooler marine air.
Smoke and haze from a large wildfire burning in the Pine Barrens of Ocean County, New Jersey, are now impacting areas of Sussex County, as shifting winds carry smoke from the fire zone.
Cooler weather has settled into Delmarva this afternoon, with high pressure building in from the west.