Delaware Bays News Today

FORECAST: Mostly sunny and windy. Streamer clouds likely over the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays, and overcast out into the Atlantic.

A swath of heavy rain and increasing winds is profoundly impacting travel in the eastern part of the United States Sunday as a storm intensified and traveled northeastward.

As a storm intensifies and travels northeastward, a swath of heavy rain and increasing winds will profoundly impact travel in the eastern part of the United States from Saturday night to Monday, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Localized flooding is likely along with the risk of regional power outages. Heavy rain may lead to street flooding and ponding along highways with poor drainage as 1-2 inches of rain is predicted to fall across a broad area in 12 hours or less. Pockets where 2-4 inches of

A swath of heavy rain and increasing winds will profoundly impact travel in the eastern part of the United States from Saturday night to Monday, AccuWeather meteorologists warn.

As a storm intensifies and travels northeastward, a swath of heavy rain will profoundly impact travel in coastal areas of the upper mid-Atlantic and New England into Monday afternoon, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Localized flooding is likely, along with the risk of lingering sporadic power outages following strong winds from Sunday night. Heavy rain may lead to street flooding and ponding along highways with poor drainage as rain continues to pour down in eastern New England. The storm has a

Weekend soaker for the East Coast from a storm intensifying off the Carolina coast. If named Ophelia, as expected, it will be the 16th named storm of the Atlantic Season.

High winds, high surf, storm surge, and heavy rain expected from North Carolina to the mid-Atlantic.

STEVENVILLE — According to the most recent statistics from NOAA and the Bureau of Economic Analysis the U.S. marine economy represents an estimated $361 billion of the country’s gross domestic

STEVENVILLE — According to the most recent statistics from NOAA and the Bureau of Economic Analysis the U.S. marine economy represents an estimated $361 billion of the country’s gross domestic

Water has always shaped where we plant our communities and how they grow. If you farm, fish, or live in rural America, you know that healthy waterways are vital to ensuring that communities, large or small, can continue to thrive.