Cooler air settles in for the end of the week with mostly dry, breezy days and cold, clear nights that may bring patchy frost inland.
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Sunshine returns to Sussex County Wednesday, but brisk northwest winds and chilly overnight lows will follow into early Thursday.
Dry conditions and warmer temperatures return Wednesday, but brisk winds and cooler nights follow as a cold front sweeps through the region.
A departing coastal low keeps skies cloudy and winds gusty across Delmarva today, but drier, cooler air arrives midweek as a cold front sweeps through. Temperatures will dip into the 30s and 40s by midweek nights, with high pressure bringing sunshine and calmer weather by Friday. Another warm-up and a chance of showers are expected by the weekend.
A reinforcing cold front will bring cool, clear, and breezy conditions to Sussex County from late Wednesday through Thursday evening.
A strong cold front is sweeping across Delmarva today, ending the recent stretch of mild weather. Skies will clear, but brisk northwest winds will make temperatures feel cooler, with highs in the upper-60s to low 70s. As high pressure builds in later this week, frost may develop in some inland areas before a coastal storm threatens the region by Sunday.
Sussex County will enjoy a calm and clear end to the weekend with mild temperatures and light winds before clouds and rain arrive later in the week.
High pressure keeps skies clear and conditions tranquil, with temperatures ranging from cool overnight lows to mild afternoon highs.
High pressure moving in from Quebec will keep skies mostly clear and conditions dry through the weekend across the mid-Atlantic. Temperatures will gradually warm into the 70s and 80s before a cold front brings a chance of showers by Tuesday and Wednesday.
A warm and dry pattern continues for Delmarva, with high pressure maintaining clear skies and unseasonably warm temperatures through Thursday. A cold front will bring a slight chance of rain early Friday, followed by a cooler weekend before temperatures warm again next week.