Through these winter months, Delaware has remained in a calm state. However, this Tuesday and Wednesday will be a drastic change, as a vigorous storm will emerge over the US during this upcoming week. There will be heavy rains and wind during this storm. According to the National Weather Service, Delaware should expect between 1.5 inches and 3 inches of precipitation with the heaviest rainfall predicted to hit Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northern New Jersey along with extremely strong winds ranging from 43 to 54 mph. A coastal flood watch was issued for New Castle County with moderate coastal flooding from Fenwick Island to Wilmington. So for everyone in these areas, make sure to stay inside or educate yourself on safe driving in wind and rain. Stay safe!
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