Delaware River Flooding To Continue In Bristol


Flooding this week along the Delaware River in Bristol Borough.
Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com

Residents and businesses along the Delaware River in Bristol Borough should be prepared for continued flooding this weekend.

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According to the National Weather Service, the Delaware River is expected to spill its banks Saturday night, Sunday morning, and again Sunday night as high tide hits the already swollen waterway following two heavy rain events.

Since the bout of heavy rain and wind Tuesday into Wednesday, the river has flooded the Mill Street Parking Lot.

Bristol Borough officials have blocked access to the parking lot during flooding.

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Coastal flooding could cause lesser, yet notable impacts in neighboring Bristol Township, Falls Township, and Tullytown Borough.

As of Saturday morning, the area remains under a Coastal Flood Warning.

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The threat of flooding along the Neshaminy Creek has receded following the latest storm ended Saturday morning.

Both the Delaware River and Neshaminy Creek have experienced three flooding events since December.

Saturday’s forecast includes dropping temperatures and gusty winds, while Sunday is expected to bring a mix of rain and snow showers. The temperature is predicted to hover around 40 degrees, accompanied by more gusty winds.

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There is a possibility of snow from Monday night through Tuesday.

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