A strong cold front Sunday evening ushered in a blast of arctic air, setting up a much colder and breezy Monday across Sussex County.
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A sharp cold front brings much colder, drier air into Sussex County this afternoon through tomorrow, with gusty winds today and the coldest temperatures of the season arriving Monday night into Tuesday.
After Wednesday morning rain exits, Sussex County enters a cloudy, mostly dry stretch with areas of drizzle possible and cool temperatures holding through early Thursday.
A weak storm system will bring periods of rain from late Tuesday into Wednesday, with clouds lingering and temperatures remaining seasonably cool across Sussex County.
Neighborhood streets in Long Neck were left flooded after overnight rain and high tides.
After overnight showers move out early Wednesday, Sussex County will see breezy winds and cooler air through early Thursday under clearing skies.
After a sunny and mild Tuesday, a cold front will bring overnight showers and breezy, cooler conditions to Sussex County through late Wednesday.
Following brief relief on Friday, unsettled weather returns through early Sunday with multiple chances for showers and isolated storms.
A weak cold front will bring relief from oppressive heat late Thursday, but unsettled conditions return for the weekend with a risk of showers and storms.
The Delmarva region will see another stretch of dry, sunny weather from early Saturday into early Sunday, before warmer and more humid conditions gradually build in.