Sussex County will see warm and humid conditions early in the week before a cold front ushers in cooler, breezy weather by Wednesday.
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Warm, sticky air will dominate Delaware’s beaches and Ocean City, Md., midweek, with scattered storms Wednesday into Thursday before slightly drier conditions arrive.
Sussex County’s beaches through Ocean City, Md., will see warm and muggy conditions into Thursday, with scattered storms possible as a cold front moves through.
Warm, humid air will fuel multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms in Sussex County through midweek, bringing threats of flash flooding and brief gusty winds.
Delmarva will see heat and humidity surge back into the region Saturday as a warm front lifts north, pushing temperatures near 90 degrees and sending heat indices above 100 in some areas. Spotty storms may develop during the afternoon, with a cold front arriving by Saturday night. The front is expected to stall near the region Sunday, offering some temporary relief from oppressive humidity. Another warm front and cold front combination early next week will bring additional chances for showers and storms before a more stable pattern returns midweek.
Scorching heat continues early Wednesday in Sussex County, but a cold front is expected to bring relief, scattered storms, and cooler temperatures by Friday.
High pressure offshore will keep coastal Sussex County dry and warm through early Thursday, but an approaching cold front could bring showers and thunderstorms by Friday.
After a stormy Saturday morning, Sussex County beach towns will see improving conditions through Sunday with dry, breezy weather expected into early Monday.
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.
A brief period of dry, warm weather will give way to showers and a cold front moving through Sussex County late Friday, with elevated allergy levels and moderate air quality concerns persisting.