The wicked winds we saw on Halloween will decrease into the weekend with lots of sunshine expected.
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Delmarva is in for a blustery Halloween as strong winds gusting up to 50 mph whip across the region Friday. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for Sussex and Kent counties until midnight. Conditions will gradually calm through the weekend as high pressure builds in, bringing cool but dry weather before another storm system approaches early next week.
Happy Halloween Delmarva! Here’s how you can enjoy spooky adventures this weekend and even get a head start on the holiday season.
A strong low-pressure system will continue to track through the region Thursday night into Friday, bringing gusty west winds and cooler temperatures to Sussex County, with high pressure returning this weekend.
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Heavy rain and strong winds kicked off Thursday across Delmarva, but conditions are expected to improve through the day. A low-pressure system passing through the Mid-Atlantic will bring clearing skies and cooler temperatures before gusty winds return Friday.
A departing low-pressure system will bring gusty winds and scattered showers across Sussex County from early Thursday through early Friday morning.
A low-pressure system will produce widespread rain and gusty winds from late Wednesday evening into late Thursday across Southern Delaware.
An area of low pressure is set to bring widespread rain, strong winds, and the potential for isolated severe thunderstorms across Delmarva from Wednesday night through Thursday. The system will move northeast along the coast, producing gusts up to 50 mph, periods of heavy rainfall, and minor coastal flooding before conditions improve into the weekend.
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