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.

Delmarva can expect a soaking start to the week, as widespread rainfall impacts the region Monday due to a stalled front and weak low-pressure system. Rainfall totals between 1 and 1.5 inches, with isolated areas receiving up to 2 inches, will be followed by a sharp cold front overnight into Tuesday. Behind it, colder and drier air arrives, bringing gusty winds, temperatures struggling to reach 50 degrees, and the first widespread freeze of the season by Tuesday night. Conditions briefly improve midweek before another storm system approaches late Thursday into the weekend.

A stalled front and incoming low pressure will bring widespread rain to Delmarva Sunday night into Monday. Expect up to 1.5 inches of rainfall, a sharp temperature drop, and gusty winds by midweek. After a brief dry spell, unsettled weather returns late Thursday into the weekend, with a chance of a nor’easter developing by Saturday.