Strong winds, coastal flooding and dangerous surf will worsen along the Delaware and Maryland beaches from Friday morning into early Saturday.
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A strengthening coastal storm will bring strong winds, tidal flooding and dangerous surf to Delaware and Maryland beach communities through Friday evening.
Strong northeast winds, coastal flooding and dangerous surf will continue to affect Sussex County’s beach towns into early Friday.
Strong northeast winds, dangerous surf and significant tidal flooding will threaten Sussex County’s coastal communities through Thursday evening.
Strong northeast winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding will remain the main concerns along Delmarva’s Atlantic beaches through Wednesday night.
Strong northeast winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding will threaten Atlantic beach communities through Wednesday night.
Showers, below-normal temperatures and strengthening northeast winds will continue from Tuesday morning into early Wednesday.
Rain becomes more likely overnight into Tuesday, with cool temperatures, gusty northeast winds and coastal flooding concerns.
Sussex County will remain cool and unsettled Monday, with periods of rain, low clouds and increasing northeast winds.
