The heaviest rain has ended, with scattered showers tapering off Friday evening before cooler, breezy and dry weather arrives Saturday.
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Periods of rain will continue Friday morning before gradually tapering off, with cooler and drier conditions arriving by early Saturday.
A slow-moving cold front will bring widespread rain Thursday night into Friday, with 1 to 2 inches possible before conditions gradually improve.
A warm, breezy Thursday will give way to increasing showers and the potential for heavy rain Thursday night into Friday morning.
A chilly start Monday will give way to pleasant temperatures and dry conditions, with rain chances returning later in the week.
Sussex County will experience another chilly night followed by a mild, dry Monday before rain chances increase later in the week.
A dry cold front will bring gusty winds Friday before temperatures tumble into the 30s and 40s early Saturday.
Mostly sunny and seasonable weather Wednesday will give way to increasing clouds and a growing chance of showers by early Thursday.
Sussex County and the Delaware beaches should enjoy a dry and comfortable Saturday before clouds increase and the chance for showers begins to rise early Sunday.
Coastal Sussex County and Ocean City should stay dry from early Tuesday through early Wednesday as temperatures begin to climb.