Coastal Delaware, Maryland and Virginia have always been vulnerable to the power of storms.
Michael Morgan narrates the stories of these Storms and reminds us of the power of wind and water..
The Ash Wednesday nor\'easter of 1962 devastated oceanfront communities, led to the creation of beach replenishment projects that pushed the ocean back from the new multimillion-dollar buildings that sat on the sand and spurred the creation of Assateague Island National Seashore.
In 1933, a storm created an inlet on the south edge of Ocean City and changed the character of the Maryland resort.
In the early nineteenth century, storm-driven shipwrecks led to the construction of the Delaware breakwater.
Coastal Delaware, Maryland and Virginia have always been vulnerable to the power of storms
