Arctic high pressure to the north will bring a mostly clear night to Delmarva with temperatures in the mid 20s by Monday morning. Wintry precipitation is possible beginning later Monday.

Bitter cold and subzero wind chills will hold on in Sussex County late Sunday night into Monday morning before temperatures rebound to the low 30s Monday afternoon.

An Arctic high brings another bitterly cold start Tuesday before temperatures moderate, with rain arriving late Tuesday night into early Wednesday.

A sharp cold front brings much colder, drier air into Sussex County this afternoon through tomorrow, with gusty winds today and the coldest temperatures of the season arriving Monday night into Tuesday.

An arctic front sweeping across Delmarva today will usher in sharply colder air, strong northwest winds, and a chance for light snow and mix precipitation Friday before a reinforcing cold shot arrives late Sunday.

Will enjoy a brief thaw as the final week of January begins with seasonable temperatures and mostly dry conditions. A strong cold front midweek will usher in colder air and arctic high pressure, followed by a potentially complex system bringing precipitation into the weekend.

Dangerous cold and a chance of coastal snow will affect Sussex County and Ocean City into Thursday morning, with freezing conditions and icy hazards continuing.

An Arctic high-pressure system keeps Delmarva under frigid conditions through midweek, with temperatures struggling to rise above the teens. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until noon Wednesday. Light snow is expected along the coast tonight, with accumulations of up to an inch in parts of coastal Maryland and Virginia. Another cold front is on the horizon for late Friday, bringing a slight easing of temperatures by the weekend.

Sussex County and Ocean City are bracing for dangerous cold, light snow, and icy conditions through Wednesday, as Arctic high pressure brings extreme winter weather to the region.