Delmarva has one more unsettled day ahead as a cold front approaches from the northwest. A Yellow Alert is in place for the threat of strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon into early evening, with damaging wind gusts the main concern. Drier, more comfortable weather returns Thursday through the weekend.
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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.
Delmarva stays bright but chilly today, with highs nearly 10 degrees below average in the upper 40s to near 50. Milder, dry weather settles in through midweek before a sharp warm-up Thursday, followed by rain Thursday night into Friday and a cooler, dry weekend.
Weak low pressure is moving off the Delmarva coast today, giving way to clearing skies and mild conditions. Warm temperatures are expected Friday ahead of a dry cold front, followed by a cooler and dry weekend under Canadian high pressure.
A weak disturbance could bring light showers Thursday, followed by a cold front Friday that ushers in cooler, dry weather into Saturday.
Delmarva will enjoy a calm and clear start to the week under high pressure, with temperatures gradually rising through midweek. A weak cold front will bring a chance of showers late Monday night into early Tuesday, followed by a stretch of sunshine through Thursday. Another frontal system could impact the region Friday into Saturday, bringing possible rain and cooler air for the weekend.
Delmarva will enjoy a stretch of mild temperatures from Wednesday through Friday, with occasional rain chances before a sharp cooldown arrives just in time for the weekend.
A low-pressure system will bring widespread rain to Delmarva late tonight into Thanksgiving Day, with temperatures ranging in 50s to near 60. The system moves out Thursday night, making way for colder conditions as Canadian high pressure builds in for the weekend. Expect dry weather with highs in the 40s through early next week.