Bethany Beach Closes to Public Due to Approaching Nor’easter
Bethany Beach, Delaware, has closed its beaches to the public due to blustery conditions and a developing Nor'easter, which is causing coastal flooding and is expected to bring rain and high winds through Monday, September 28th at noon.
Salisbury, MD, September 25, 2026 —
Bethany Beach, Delaware, has closed its beaches to the public as a precautionary measure against severe weather conditions. The closures are in direct response to blustery weather and the development of a significant Nor’easter impacting the region.
The approaching storm system is already contributing to coastal flooding along the Delaware coast. Officials have cited the ongoing and anticipated adverse weather, including heavy rain and high winds, as the primary reasons for restricting public access to the shorelines.
The Nor’easter is forecast to continue its influence through Monday, September 28th, at noon. During this period, residents and visitors can expect continued unsettled conditions with persistent rain and strong winds.
The decision to close the beaches aims to ensure public safety amidst the hazardous coastal and weather conditions. Further updates regarding the reopening of the beaches will be provided as the situation evolves and weather patterns stabilize.
Story summarized from the original created by Sophia Peters on www.wmdt.com, see more information here.
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