A major storm expected to hit the region this weekend could significantly disrupt blood and platelet donations across Delmarva, according to the Blood Bank of Delmarva.
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A powerful storm system will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of severe weather to Sussex County and coastal areas along the Atlantic, beginning late Tuesday night and continuing through Wednesday. Residents should prepare for damaging winds, localized flooding, and possible tornadoes.
After substantial snowfall, Sussex County and Ocean City are anticipated to experience significant rainfall starting Wednesday evening, potentially leading to rapid snowmelt and localized flooding.
A powerful winter storm has swept through the Delmarva Peninsula, resulting in substantial snow accumulations across Sussex County, Delaware, and neighboring areas.
Delmarva will endure frigid temperatures tonight as Arctic high pressure builds over the region, with lows dipping into the lower 20s and wind chills plummeting into the teens. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for Monday through early Tuesday, with 4 to as much as 10 inches of snow expected across the area. Bitter cold and gusty winds will linger through the week.
Delmarva should prepare for a light snowfall Friday evening, followed by a weekend of cold and dry conditions. A more significant winter storm is expected late Sunday into Monday, potentially bringing widespread snow accumulations and hazardous travel conditions. Below-normal temperatures and gusty winds will persist through the week, keeping the region in a deep freeze.
A weak disturbance will bring a light round of wintry precipitation to Sussex County early Tuesday, with warmer conditions expected by the afternoon.