Delmarva will enjoy picture-perfect weather through the weekend and into early next week, thanks to high pressure keeping skies clear and humidity low. Saturday night will see cool temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, followed by sunny skies and low humidity on Sunday with highs in the low to mid 80s. However, beachgoers should be cautious as there remains a high risk of rip currents along the Delmarva coastline.
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A refreshing change arrives this weekend for Delmarva as high pressure builds from the north, bringing cooler, less humid conditions. Temperatures will run several degrees below normal, offering a much-needed break from summer heat and humidity. Sunny skies and dry weather are expected through early next week before warmth and humidity return midweek with a chance of showers.
High pressure will bring cooler temperatures, clear skies, and dry, comfortable weather from late Friday evening through late Saturday evening in Sussex County, Delaware.
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After early Friday showers, Sussex County will experience cooler, breezy conditions before transitioning into a dry and comfortable weekend.
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Heavy Rain, Flash Flood Threat Thursday, Breezy and Cooler Friday for Sussex County
We're seeing one last day of hot and humid weather for Delmarva. A flood threat this evening, followed by much cooler air into the weekend.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms Thursday morning will transition to breezy, cooler, and drier weather by Friday as high pressure moves into the region.
A slow-moving cold front will bring widespread showers and thunderstorms late Wednesday through Thursday night, followed by cooler, drier air as high pressure settles in for Friday and beyond.