Sussex County will start Wednesday mainly dry and mild before showers arrive by evening and continue into early Thursday morning.

Sussex County stays mainly quiet late Tuesday night before showers increase Wednesday evening with a low risk of a strong storm.

Strong winds and sharply colder air will sweep into Sussex County and the beach towns Tuesday, with dry but blustery conditions lasting into early Wednesday.

A cool start Thursday will give way to a mild, dry stretch into early Friday as clouds increase along Sussex County’s coastline.

Clear skies late Wednesday evening will turn into a cooler, partly sunny Thursday for Sussex County’s beach towns, with a wetter pattern expected to arrive Friday into the weekend.

Cloudy but mostly dry conditions continue into Tuesday, with milder temperatures and only limited rain chances late.

A quick-moving system brings early snow inland and rain near the beaches, followed by a sharp overnight freeze.

Thunderstorms and heavy rain Thursday will clear out by early Saturday, bringing drier, seasonable weather to Sussex County and the Atlantic coast of the Delmarva Peninsula.

High pressure will bring sunny and dry conditions to Sussex County's beach communities through Thursday, with a spike in heat and humidity by Friday.

Inland Sussex County will experience warm, breezy conditions late Tuesday into Wednesday, while coastal areas will see cooler, cloudier weather as a cold front approaches.