A warm, breezy Thursday will give way to increasing showers and the potential for heavy rain Thursday night into Friday morning.
Gusty winds and rough surf gradually ease Thursday as colder air moves into Sussex County.
Sussex County will stay dry Thursday into early Friday, with mild daytime temperatures followed by a cooler night.
Sussex County could see rounds of heavy rain and strong thunderstorms Thursday before the threat eases early Friday.
Sussex County will wake up cooler Thursday with clouds, northeast winds and scattered showers that may linger into early Friday.
Sussex County can expect a cooler Thursday with clouds, a few lingering showers early and another brief shower possible during the afternoon before drier weather settles in Thursday night.
Sussex County will move from a chilly, mostly dry Friday morning to increasing clouds and a chance of light rain by early Saturday morning.
Sussex County, Delaware, is expected to see a few showers early Friday morning and again at times during the day before drier, calmer weather settles in Friday night into early Saturday morning.
Sussex County could see patchy fog early Friday, followed by mainly dry weather through Saturday morning as a cold front moves through late Friday night.
Lingering rain early Thursday should give way to cooler, variable conditions before a warm front brings a chance of light rain and patchy fog late Thursday night into early Friday.