Refreezing is expected to keep travel slick early Monday in Sussex County, and another surge of arctic air is forecast to reinforce dangerously cold temperatures through early Wednesday.
Sussex County will start Thursday mild, turn warmer in the afternoon, then cool down Thursday night after a late-day cold front.
Delmarva stays mostly mild and mostly dry today, but a sharp cold front brings a quick hit of showers and possible snow showers early Thursday, followed by dangerous wind chills into Friday.
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Mostly sunny, springlike highs today give way to a midweek system with light rain and a possible rain-to-snow change, followed by sharply colder, blustery weather Thursday and Friday.
A passing front brings a few brief showers and gusty winds late Sunday afternoon before clearing and a mainly sunny, seasonable Monday in Sussex County.
Sunshine and 50s hold on Thursday, then Delmarva jumps into the 60s Friday ahead of several rounds of rain Friday afternoon through Sunday morning.
Mostly sunny skies and gusty winds rule Wednesday and Thursday, then temperatures jump above average Friday and Saturday with increasing chances for showers.
Breezy conditions build early Wednesday as a cold front moves through, followed by a quieter and colder Wednesday night into early Thursday.
Low clouds and patchy fog are possible late Tuesday evening into early Wednesday, then Sussex County turns sunnier and breezy with gusts near 30 mph.
Clouds and mild temperatures dominate Delmarva through midweek, followed by increasing winds Wednesday and a turn toward unsettled, warmer weather heading into the weekend.