A brief period of wintry weather affects Sussex County and Delaware beach communities late Friday night before precipitation ends and colder, quieter conditions settle in Saturday.
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Colder, drier air settles into Sussex County from early Christmas morning through early Friday, with quiet conditions and no precipitation expected.
Showers and thunderstorms begin early Tuesday in Sussex County, with improving conditions by Tuesday night and clear, warm weather expected into Thursday morning.
A cold front will bring showers and isolated storms to Sussex County overnight into Tuesday, with sunshine and summerlike warmth returning by Wednesday.
A mix of fog, showers, and isolated thunderstorms will affect coastal Sussex County from early Tuesday into Wednesday night, with some clearing expected midweek before another round of unsettled weather.
After a warm Tuesday inland, beach towns along the Sussex County coast will experience cooler air and more clouds heading into midweek.
After Monday’s storms, coastal Delaware and Ocean City, Maryland, will experience sunny skies, cooler temperatures, and breezy conditions through late Wednesday.
A cold front clears the coast late Monday, followed by a brief sunny break Tuesday and a weak system bringing spotty rain Tuesday night, with milder air arriving by the weekend.
A warming trend will bring pleasant conditions to Sussex County’s coastal towns and Ocean City on Tuesday, with a mild morning, sunny afternoon, and a cooler evening as a cold front moves in.
A mix of sun and clouds with gusty winds will dominate Tuesday along the coast, followed by an approaching cold front midweek bringing rain, potential thunderstorms, and powerful winds.