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Delaware’s July 9 Flash Floods | Dover News
Delaware took a soaking hit on July 9th, with Northern New Castle County bracing for the worst—Wilmington dumped over four inches in just 24 hours, triggering flash floods and chaos. The Cherry Island Landfill recorded a staggering 4.04 inches, while areas further south like White Clay Creek State Park saw barely over an inch. Hockessin also flooded after 3.65 inches fell, while southern towns like Adamsville and Milford got less than an inch. The National Weather Service confirmed the storm had passed by late evening—but not before reminding everyone how fast and localized these downpours…
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