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Part of Coastal flood advisories and flash flood warnings are being issued across Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and Virginia.

How will the NWS flood warnings affect the Delaware River?

Moderate flooding is predicted along the Delaware River this week. The National Weather Service issued an advisory predicting minor flooding along the Delaware River, which could approach moderate levels. This flooding was forecast for late Wednesday night into early Thursday, and again late Thursday night into early Friday. The conditions are linked to an early-season nor'easter maturing off the Southeast coast.

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  • The weather service issued an advisory for minor flooding along the Delaware River.inquirer.com
  • Moderate flooding was predicted for the Delaware River late Wednesday night into early Thursday.inquirer.com
  • Moderate flooding was predicted again late Thursday night into early Friday.inquirer.com

Why it matters

Flooding along the Delaware River poses risks to local infrastructure and property in the affected areas. Moderate flooding levels can cause many roads to become impassable and may lead to damage to some houses.

The flooding is tied to an unusually early-season nor'easter, which is a significant weather event. This storm is described as unusual for occurring so early in the autumn and may foreshadow future weather patterns later in the fall and winter.

What we don't know yet

  • Will the storm make a westward jog toward the coast, increasing the risk of rain?
  • How high will the flooding actually reach along the Delaware River?

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What would change this answer

The storm makes a westward jog toward the coastThe risk of rain and subsequent flooding along the Delaware River will increase.
The storm stays farther out to seaThe chance of rain in the immediate Philly region and along the Delaware River will decrease.

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