Sussex County will wake up cooler Thursday with clouds, northeast winds and scattered showers that may linger into early Friday.
Sussex County can expect a cooler Thursday with clouds, a few lingering showers early and another brief shower possible during the afternoon before drier weather settles in Thursday night.
Sussex County, Delaware, and the Ocean City, Maryland, area can expect showers and isolated thunderstorms late Wednesday evening into early Thursday, followed by cooler, cloudy conditions Thursday.
Delmarva stays mainly dry and breezy today after a cold front brought limited rainfall overnight. Highs climb into the upper 60s to near 70 with northwest gusts up to 25 to 30 mph. Friday looks fantastic, but weak low pressure brings a quick chance for light rain Friday night. A stronger coastal system passes nearby Saturday, keeping clouds, onshore flow, and the best rain chances near the coast.
The wicked winds we saw on Halloween will decrease into the weekend with lots of sunshine expected.
Saturday afternoon begins a cooler-than-average stretch across Delmarva, with gusty west-northwest winds and spotty cloud cover. While a slight chance of rain exists for far southern zones late Sunday, Memorial Day itself looks drier and warmer, with sunshine returning. Midweek brings increasing cloudiness and the potential for showers as systems approach from the west and south.
Blustery winds and cooler-than-normal temperatures will dominate Tuesday and Wednesday, with scattered showers and a risk of small hail in parts of the region.
A coastal low off the Mid-Atlantic will bring a few scattered showers to Delmarva through Friday. As high pressure builds over the weekend, weather conditions will improve, leading to drier and more tranquil weather by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs in the mid-70s to low 80s on Thursday, and cooler conditions expected over the weekend. A cold front may bring more showers by the middle of next week.
