REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - A pair of osprey have returned to nest atop the Rehoboth Beach Fire Company siren. Osprey have been nesting atop the si…
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Saltwater intrusion has become an undeniable problem along Delmarva’s coast as climate change has resulted in rising seas. This invasion of saltwater into normally dry land has had massive impacts on farmland, forests, and meadows as this land is transformed into saltwater marshes.
The DuPont Nature Center held a beach clean up event in Slaughter Beach this morning to commemorate Earth Day. A large crowd of people gathered to join in on the clean up.
Chilly mornings dominate the forecast over the upcoming week and we may even have to deal with a bit of wet weather on Wednesday.
Chilly nights will dominate the forecast over the upcoming week. Many nights will feature temperatures falling into the 30s, but warmer days are on the horizon.
It's a cloudy end to the weekend, but sunshine will be returning to the coast for the start of the work week.
We are enjoying a pleasant start to the weekend here along the coast, but extra clouds are looking to build in for Sunday. Temperatures will also be a bit cooler on Sunday.
Delaware’s DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife recently began monitoring tundra swans that migrate through the state. Over the past few months the Division of Fish and Wildlife have captured many tundra swans throughout the state to fit them with GPS collars.
Pollen season is in full gear here along the coast. People on Delmarva have been greeted with cars dusted in green and yellow. April is typically peak tree pollen season on Delmarva.