A sunny and breezy day kicks off the weekend across Delmarva, with temperatures slightly above normal for mid-November. However, brisk winds and high astronomical tides, aided by the full moon, will maintain minor coastal flooding concerns through the weekend. Overnight lows Saturday will drop near freezing inland, with warming temperatures expected Sunday into Monday. A weak cold front on Sunday night brings minimal impact, and above-average temperatures continue into early next week.

High pressure dominates Delmarva tonight, bringing calm winds, clear skies, and sub-freezing overnight temperatures inland. Rain chances increase late Thursday into Friday as a low-pressure system develops nearby, but precipitation amounts are expected to be light. The weekend promises drier and milder conditions as Canadian high pressure builds into the region, with temperatures climbing into the 60s by Saturday. A weak frontal system may bring isolated showers late Sunday into early Monday, but dry weather returns midweek with above-normal temperatures.