Saturday night brings patchy fog and muggy conditions to Delmarva before an unsettled weather pattern Sunday introduces the risk of strong to severe storms. Following a few days of active weather, high pressure returns midweek with sunny skies and temperatures reaching into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees.
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High pressure will bring warm, dry weather to Delmarva on Sunday for Mother’s Day, with highs nearing the low 80s. Cloud cover increases Monday as a low-pressure system approaches, leading to scattered showers by Monday night and Tuesday. Rain chances linger midweek before a warmer, unsettled pattern returns for the weekend.
The Delmarva Peninsula will enjoy a warm and dry Mother’s Day under high pressure, but weather conditions will shift by midweek as a low-pressure system brings increasing clouds and rain chances. Expect highs near 80 degrees Sunday before a gradual cooling trend sets in with scattered showers through Thursday.
Warm, breezy conditions Saturday will give way to increasing shower and storm chances late this weekend across Delmarva. While severe weather remains unlikely, heavy rain and thunderstorms could impact the area Sunday and early next week as a slow-moving front lingers.
Sunday afternoon across Delmarva will remain mostly dry with lingering clouds and highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. A warming trend begins Monday as a warm front lifts north, followed by a cold front Monday night that could bring showers and isolated thunderstorms. Another dry cold front passes Tuesday, ushering in cooler, breezy conditions midweek before temperatures rebound by the weekend.
Delmarva will see a mostly dry but cloudy Sunday as low pressure exits the region. Temperatures will rise into the upper 50s and low 60s, with a chance for some afternoon sun. Warmer conditions return Monday ahead of an evening cold front that brings showers and possible storms. A second front on Tuesday ushers in cooler, breezy weather midweek, with frost potential before a warm-up by the weekend.
After a soaking rainfall across Delmarva Saturday, conditions turn calmer but remain damp and cloudy overnight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. While Sunday brings gradual clearing and milder highs in the 50s and 60s, a series of fronts early next week will bring renewed rain chances before high pressure returns midweek.
A passing cold front late Thursday night into Friday will bring showers, possible thunderstorms, and a drop in humidity to coastal Sussex County and Ocean City, Maryland.
Delmarva can expect another unseasonably warm night Sunday before a powerful cold front pushes through late Monday. The system may bring thunderstorms, heavy rain, and the risk for severe weather. A brief return to calmer, cooler conditions follows Tuesday and Wednesday, but a more unsettled pattern takes shape for the end of the week.
After a cloudy and damp start to Wednesday, Delmarva will enjoy clearing skies, cooler air, and calm conditions through Thursday evening.