Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

... Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect until 8 am EDT
Tuesday...

A coastal Flood Warning remains in effect until 8 am EDT Tuesday.

The onshore flow is expected to cause widespread minor tidal
flooding on the ocean front and the adjacent back bays around the
time of high tide overnight and Monday with moderate tidal
flooding along the southern New Jersey and Delaware coasts.

The following are times of high tide and water level forecasts,
referenced to mean lower low water, for points along the New
Jersey and Delaware ocean front:

For Sandy Hook New Jersey, high tide occurs at 2:14 am Monday with
a height of 7.0 feet above MLLW. The next high tide is at 3:00 PM
Monday and is forecast to be 7.5 to 8.0 feet above MLLW. High tide
is again at 3:12 am Tuesday and is forecast to be 7.0 to 7.5 feet
above MLLW and 3:57 PM Tuesday with a height of 7.0 to 7.5 ft above
MLLW.

For Atlantic City New Jersey, steel pier, high tide occurs at
1:53 am Monday with a height near 7.0 feet above MLLW. The next
high tide is at 2:43 PM Monday with a forecast near 7.50 feet
above MLLW. High tide is again at 2:56 am Tuesday with a forecast
around 7.5 feet MLLW and 3:44 PM Tuesday with a height of 7.0
feet above MLLW.

For Cape May New Jersey, high tide occurs at 2:21 am Monday with
a height of 7.5 feet above MLLW. The next high tide is at 3:48 PM
Monday with a forecast of 7.5 to 8.0 feet above MLLW. High tide is
again at 4:03 am Tuesday with a forecast of around 7.5 to 8.0 feet
above MLLW, and 4:51 PM Tuesday with a height of 7.5 feet above
MLLW.

At Fenwick Island Delaware, high tide occurs at 2:00 am Monday with
a height of 6.0 to 6.5 feet above MLLW. The next high tide is at
2:46 PM Monday and is forecast around 6.5 feet MLLW. High tide is
again at 2:58 am Tuesday and is forecast between 6.5 and 7.0 feet
MLLW, and 4:56 PM Tuesday afternoon with a height of 6.0 to 6.5 feet
above MLLW.

This type of storm is not common for the month of may, and can
cause inconveniences for commuters traveling to and from the
barrier islands during the times of high tide. Some heavy rain is
also going to be falling with strong winds adding to the stormy
conditions at the shore. The worst of the storm will be overnight
and Monday.

A coastal Flood Warning means that flooding is imminent. Coastal
residents in the warned area should be alert for rising water, and
take appropriate action to protect life and property. Remember to
move your vehicle to higher ground at the times of high tide.

... Wind Advisory remains in effect until 4 PM EDT this afternoon...

A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 4 PM EDT this afternoon.

Strong low pressure organizing over the central Chesapeake Bay
early this morning will strengthen a bit more and then lift
northeast today. Wind gusts in excess of 45 mph have occurred over
the advisory area this morning... and they remain possible as the
low strengthens and then lifts away. Winds of this strength could
bring down some small trees and some power lines... especially in
areas where the ground is saturated.

The winds and the heavy rain will make driving conditions
difficult for the morning rush hour. Drive carefully.

A Wind Advisory means that wind gusts in excess of 45 mph are
expected. Winds this strong can make driving difficult... especially
for high profile vehicles. Use extra caution.

The following are unofficial observations taken during the past
6 hours for the storm that has been affecting our region.
Appreciation is extended to Highway departments... cooperative
observers... Skywarn spotters and media for these reports. This
summary is also available on our home Page at weather.Gov/phi