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Winter storm causes flooding in Oak Orchard, Milton and Dewey
A plow blocks motorists from driving into a flood section of Front Street in Milton. BY NICK ROTH
January 23, 2016
The roads are clear in front of Dogfish Head Brewery. BY NICK ROTH
The Broadkill River is flooded over its banks and has slipped into Memorial Park. BY NICK ROTH
Drivers try to get into Oak Orchard. BY NICK ROTH
A driver pushes through the water to get into Oak Orchard. BY NICK ROTH
Oak Orchard Road is flooded up to the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company. BY NICK ROTH
High waters have flooded the Love Creek Marina. BY NICK ROTH
The winter storm made it difficult on some drivers, who had to abandon their cars in the median of Route 1. BY NICK ROTH
With the Dewey Beach Life Saving Station's tattered flag whipping in the background, a tangled mess of dune fencing blocks the beach entrance of Dasgworthy Avenue in Dewey. BY CHRIS FLOOD
A strong northerly wind blew all the leaves off the palm trees at Que Pasa. BY CHRIS FLOOD
The Dewey Beach Police and the Delaware Department of Transportation block southbound Route 1 at the Collins Avenue intersection. BY CHRIS FLOOD
The winter storm has caused flooding in Oak Orchard, Milton and Dewey making some roads impassable. Sections of Front Street and Union Street are blocked in Milton and Oak Orchard remains open but covered with water. In Dewey, on the bayside between McKinley and Rodney avenues, Buena, Dover and Hayden roads were underwater.
