Warm, muggy weather continues across Delmarva today as a cold front approaches. Showers and storms are expected this afternoon into the early evening, with damaging winds as the main concern. An isolated tornado and flash flooding cannot be ruled out, especially in southern Delmarva. Quieter, sunnier weather arrives Wednesday and Thursday before heat, humidity, and more storm chances return late this week.

Delmarva faces a hot, humid and windy day with a risk for severe thunderstorms late this afternoon into tonight. Damaging winds, heavy rainfall, flash flooding and an isolated tornado are possible, with the greatest concern between roughly 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. A high rip current risk is also in place from Ocean City to Chincoteague.

Delmarva starts the week on a warm and breezy note as a warm front lifts through the region, sending temperatures near 70 today and close to 80 Tuesday. Even warmer air builds in Wednesday, with record highs potentially challenged inland before a cold front brings the chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. That front may stall nearby, keeping the weather unsettled through the weekend with periodic shower chances, but no day looks like a washout.

Delmarva will experience warm, humid conditions with a daily risk of showers and storms. Fog and mist are likely to start the day, especially along the coast. A cold front arriving late Monday will trigger scattered thunderstorms and downpours into the evening. This front is expected to stall through midweek, sustaining unsettled weather with periods of heavy rain, though the severe threat remains low. Can't rule out the possibility of flash flooding. By late week, heat and humidity will intensify, pushing heat index values toward 100 degrees before another cold front approaches.

Sunday will deliver more summer warmth across Delmarva with highs in the 80s and only isolated thunderstorm chances. However, a cold front approaching Sunday night will trigger scattered showers and thunderstorms into early next week, followed by additional unsettled weather as stalled fronts linger and another system nears by the weekend.