Patchy freezing drizzle or a brief wintry mix early Wednesday may create isolated slick spots, followed by a colder stretch with a renewed refreeze risk Wednesday night into early Thursday.

A brief window for freezing drizzle late Tuesday night into early Wednesday could create isolated slick spots in Sussex County, especially on bridges and untreated roads.

Clouds and warmer temperatures dominate Tuesday, with only a small chance of rain late before clearing and breezy conditions arrive by early Wednesday.

Colder, drier air settles into Sussex County from early Christmas morning through early Friday, with quiet conditions and no precipitation expected.

Mostly cloudy skies and near-normal temperatures are expected from late Wednesday evening through late Thursday evening, with only a small chance of brief flurries or sprinkles, especially on Christmas Day.

A soaking rain and strong winds move into Sussex County late Thursday night, lingering into Friday morning before colder, blustery conditions take hold by Friday evening.

Sussex County stays mostly clear tonight before clouds thicken and rain arrives by late Tuesday afternoon.

Early Wednesday brings a breezy but milder setup to Sussex County, with dry, seasonable conditions lasting into early Thursday morning.

A chilly, blustery Veterans Day settles into a dry, milder but still breezy pattern from late tonight through late Wednesday evening in Sussex County.

Sussex County will see warm and humid conditions early in the week before a cold front ushers in cooler, breezy weather by Wednesday.