A warming trend begins in Sussex County late Wednesday and continues through late Thursday with mainly dry conditions.
The soaking rain tapers off late tonight, then a breezy, drier, and chilly Presidents' Day.
Sussex County will start Thursday mild, turn warmer in the afternoon, then cool down Thursday night after a late-day cold front.
High pressure keeps Delmarva cold and mainly dry through the weekend, with only a slight chance of precipitation late Saturday night before milder air arrives by midweek.
Dry and mostly calm conditions are forecast from early Friday morning into early Saturday, with chilly temperatures and partly cloudy skies prevailing across Sussex County.
Diminishing winds and clearing skies Sunday night set the stage for a cold start and a dry, mostly sunny Monday.
Very cold temperatures start Monday morning and linger into early Tuesday, with limited wind but persistent winter chill across Sussex County.
Early Wednesday brings a breezy but milder setup to Sussex County, with dry, seasonable conditions lasting into early Thursday morning.
A chilly, blustery Veterans Day settles into a dry, milder but still breezy pattern from late tonight through late Wednesday evening in Sussex County.
Sussex County will see cooler temperatures and strong winds Monday before conditions calm overnight, ahead of another cold front set to arrive late Tuesday.
