Delaware’s coastal communities were placed under a brief flood warning early Friday morning as weather officials monitored potentially dangerous conditions along the shore.
The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey issued the coastal flood warning at 3:52 AM on February 23rd, with the advisory remaining active until 5:00 AM EST the same day.
The short-duration warning covered Delaware’s oceanfront and bayside areas where flooding conditions were expected to develop during the early morning hours.
Weather officials from the Mount Holly office, which provides forecasts and warnings for the Delaware region, issued the alert to give residents advance notice of the potential flooding threat.
