Summary
A strong storm is causing coastal flood warnings for the entire state of Delaware and parts of New Jersey, Maryland, and New York. The storm, which resembles a tropical storm, could lead to significant flooding, power outages, and beach erosion. Residents are urged to follow local emergency advice and prepare for potential impacts.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood warning for Delaware and parts of surrounding states.
- The storm formed over the weekend off the Southeast U.S. coast and moved north.
- Although not a tropical storm, it has similar effects with strong winds and heavy rain.
- Major flooding could cause structural damage and isolate communities.
- Additional weather alerts include a gale warning, high surf advisory, and flood advisory.
- The warning is set until Monday night, with the worst impacts expected at high tide.
- Wind gusts could reach 45 mph, potentially causing power outages.
- Residents are advised not to drive through floodwaters and to follow local emergency guidelines.
