Sussex County, Delaware, is expected to see a breezy late Friday night followed by a sunnier, much windier and drier Saturday, with gusts potentially reaching 30 to 40 mph.
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Delmarva will stay locked in a cold and breezy weather pattern through midweek, with a weak cold front Wednesday night bringing a chance for flurries before colder air settles in for New Year’s Day.
A brief warmup and gusty winds Wednesday evening will fade as colder air returns Thursday across Sussex County.
High pressure keeps Delmarva bright and cool through Saturday before rain, a warm front, and a Sunday cold front bring a quick round of unsettled weather.
A cold front will bring cooler and drier air to Sussex County Monday evening, followed by a stretch of sunny, seasonable weather through midweek before rain chances return later in the week.
After overnight showers move out early Wednesday, Sussex County will see breezy winds and cooler air through early Thursday under clearing skies.
A cold front moves across Delmarva tonight, bringing light showers before cooler, breezier weather settles in midweek. Temperatures dip below seasonal averages Wednesday and Thursday, with potential frost in some inland areas by Thursday night. High pressure returns to close out the week with cool but mostly dry conditions heading into the weekend.
A reinforcing cold front will bring cool, clear, and breezy conditions to Sussex County from late Wednesday through Thursday evening.
An offshore low pressure system is keeping Delmarva cloudy and breezy with isolated showers Wednesday, but conditions are expected to improve with clearing skies and warmer temperatures Thursday into Friday. A cold front arrives late Sunday into Monday, followed by high pressure early next week.
Delmarva can expect a calm Tuesday with highs in the low to mid-70s before a developing offshore low brings showers tonight into Wednesday. Breezy coastal winds and a HIGH risk of rip currents remain in effect from Delaware Beaches to Assateague.