Coastal Homes in Maryland and Delaware Face Rising Storm Risks
• Coastal homes in Maryland and Delaware face increasing storm risks due to rising storm intensity and frequency.
• Many older homes in coastal areas have outdated window systems that do not meet current building codes for severe weather.
• Industry experts recommend homeowners assess and upgrade windows and doors to enhance resilience against storms and potential damage.
Maryland and Delaware homes face storm risks
Coastal homes in Maryland and Delaware are facing escalating risks from increasingly severe storms, prompting concerns among homeowners and industry experts. The Delmarva Peninsula, home to popular beach towns like Ocean City, Maryland, and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, is particularly vulnerable. Data indicates a rise in storm frequency and intensity, exacerbating existing challenges for properties in these coastal areas.
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