DEWEY BEACH, Del. - The town of Dewey Beach is asking neighbors to submit their photos of the recent nor’easter in an effort to study and addr…
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Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan remains optimistic about beach conditions ahead of the Country Calling music festival after a nor’easter forced the full cancellation of Oceans Calling last weekend.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a $25.7 million contract for renourishment of the beach following a powerful coastal storm.
A major beach nourishment project planned for four Delaware Bay communities is being pushed back until fall 2027, leaving residents to face another year before large-scale sand replenishment with dredged materials can begin.
The beach in Ocean City is facing the aftermath of the strong Nor’easter that hit the town this past weekend.
The nor’easter has moved on, but neighbors in Bowers Beach are left cleaning up sand, debris and the effects of significant beach erosion.
The show must go on! Some artists, scheduled to play at the cancelled Oceans Calling this weekend, played pop-up sets around Ocean City instead.
Fenwick Island officials say at 1 p.m. Sunday, the high water mark reached 22.5 inches on South Schulz Street.
For your Sunday Funday, we continue with unsettled weather, as showers are likely this morning, mainly before 10 o’clock. Skies will remain mostly cloudy today, with temps topping out in the low 60s. It’ll be very windy, with west winds around 15-20 mph and gusts upwards of 30+ mph.
A nor’easter brushing by Delmarva’s coast has brought windy, wet conditions to our shores, and the impacts are already being felt as we begin the weekend.