Downed trees across the Cape Region are slowing progress in cleaning up after the blizzard. The rear window air bag for this car was deployed after a sizable tree limb fell on it. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
Power lines in Dewey Beach hold up a tree.
North First Street in Rehoboth Beach remains impassable because of a tree. 
Cullen Road in Dewey Beach would be completely blocked by a tree if it weren’t for the power lines.
It was a tag-team effort for this tree blocking Zwaanendael Road in Henlopen Acres.
This was already an exit-only driveway for M&T Bank in Rehoboth Beach. The downed tree has reinforced the rules.
This pickup truck in the background wasn’t the first vehicle to ride under this newly formed arch.
This house on Country Club Drive in Rehoboth appears to have survived the storm. The same can’t be said about the cars in the driveway.
Henlopen Acres is nearly impassable. A tree blocking Tidewaters has been cut just enough for vehicles to drive through.
Anchor Road in North Shores is blocked.
From top to bottom, this tree shows scars of a limbs falling off.
Multiple trees are preventing this vehicle from passing.
A crew cleans up this tree that fell on a house in Dewey Beach.
Two large trees are blocking Pine Reach Road in Henlopen Acres.
Downed trees across the Cape Region are slowing progress in cleaning up after the blizzard. The rear window air bag for this car was deployed after a sizable tree limb fell on it. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
Power lines in Dewey Beach hold up a tree.
North First Street in Rehoboth Beach remains impassable because of a tree.
Cullen Road in Dewey Beach would be completely blocked by a tree if it weren’t for the power lines.
It was a tag-team effort for this tree blocking Zwaanendael Road in Henlopen Acres.
This was already an exit-only driveway for M&T Bank in Rehoboth Beach. The downed tree has reinforced the rules.
This pickup truck in the background wasn’t the first vehicle to ride under this newly formed arch.
This house on Country Club Drive in Rehoboth appears to have survived the storm. The same can’t be said about the cars in the driveway.
Henlopen Acres is nearly impassable. A tree blocking Tidewaters has been cut just enough for vehicles to drive through.
Anchor Road in North Shores is blocked.
From top to bottom, this tree shows scars of a limbs falling off.
Multiple trees are preventing this vehicle from passing.
A crew cleans up this tree that fell on a house in Dewey Beach.
Two large trees are blocking Pine Reach Road in Henlopen Acres.
The snow has stopped falling, but the cleanup from the recent storm and the restoration of power to all is being hampered by fallen trees all over the Cape Region.
Rehoboth Beach issued a statement Feb. 24, saying it has been in touch with Delmarva Power, and crews are in the city working to restore power. Many residents are already reporting it being back on, but there are numerous trees down and it could take a few days to remove all that are blocking streets, said the statement.
Rehoboth officials said the work is mainly being done by Sussex Tree under the direction of its city arborist.
The Delaware Electric Cooperative updated its progress in restoring power Feb. 24, saying the damage is more extensive than initially thought, especially in the rural parts of the service territory. Crews restored power to an additional 20,000 homes overnight, making it a total of 40,000 since the storm began.
“[Delaware Department of Transportation] and local farmers were great partners, helping us clear roads, which allowed our team to get a better idea of how much damage there is to the system,” said the cooperative’s update.
The cooperative said there are about 800 different damage reports, including hundreds of downed trees and more than 30 broken poles. Outages will likely continue into Wednesday and Thursday, said the notice.
Downed trees across the Cape Region are slowing progress in cleaning up after the blizzard. The rear window air bag for this car was deployed after a sizable tree limb fell on it. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
Power lines in Dewey Beach hold up a tree.
North First Street in Rehoboth Beach remains impassable because of a tree.
Cullen Road in Dewey Beach would be completely blocked by a tree if it weren’t for the power lines.
It was a tag-team effort for this tree blocking Zwaanendael Road in Henlopen Acres.
This was already an exit-only driveway for M&T Bank in Rehoboth Beach. The downed tree has reinforced the rules.
This pickup truck in the background wasn’t the first vehicle to ride under this newly formed arch.
This house on Country Club Drive in Rehoboth appears to have survived the storm. The same can’t be said about the cars in the driveway.
Henlopen Acres is nearly impassable. A tree blocking Tidewaters has been cut just enough for vehicles to drive through.
Anchor Road in North Shores is blocked.
From top to bottom, this tree shows scars of a limbs falling off.
Multiple trees are preventing this vehicle from passing.
A crew cleans up this tree that fell on a house in Dewey Beach.
Two large trees are blocking Pine Reach Road in Henlopen Acres.Event Details :
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