Rounds of thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and flash flooding from Tuesday morning through early Wednesday.

A quieter, sunnier Wednesday will give way to rounds of storms, heavy rain and a renewed flash flooding risk Thursday and Friday.

Coastal Sussex County and Ocean City should stay dry from early Tuesday through early Wednesday as temperatures begin to climb.

High pressure will keep coastal Sussex County and Ocean City mainly dry through Tuesday evening before heat and storm chances build later in the week.

Sussex County, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland, will see quieter weather early Friday through early Saturday as clouds gradually give way to a warmer pattern.

Sussex County, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland, will turn quieter late Thursday into Friday as rain ends, clouds break and temperatures return to near normal.

Sunny, mild and very dry weather is expected Tuesday across Sussex County, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland, before clouds increase early Wednesday ahead of the next rain system.

Dryer air will move into Sussex County, Delaware, and the Ocean City, Maryland, area late Monday night, setting up a sunny, mild Tuesday with low humidity and light winds

Beach towns from Sussex County to Ocean City should expect a cool, mostly cloudy Saturday with a few light showers possible, mainly near the coast.

A weak system could bring spotty showers late Friday night, while an offshore low may brush the Delaware and Maryland beaches with light rain Saturday.