Frost Advisory Begins Late Thursday for Sussex County; Warmer Weather Expected Friday
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A stretch of tranquil but chilly weather is on tap for Delmarva as high pressure dominates through the end of the week. A frost advisory is in effect overnight for parts of the peninsula before temperatures rebound heading into the weekend. Another strong cold front is expected late Sunday, ushering in the coldest air of the season early next week.
Delmarva is in for a blustery Halloween as strong winds gusting up to 50 mph whip across the region Friday. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for Sussex and Kent counties until midnight. Conditions will gradually calm through the weekend as high pressure builds in, bringing cool but dry weather before another storm system approaches early next week.
A stretch of quiet, seasonably cool weather continues through Monday in Sussex County before coastal winds strengthen and clouds increase as low pressure develops off the Carolinas.
A Frost Advisory is in effect for a majority of Delmarva into Saturday morning. Then a cool and dry weekend on the way.
A cold night ahead with potential frost followed by a crisp, dry Friday under mostly sunny skies in Sussex County.
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.
Winds ease overnight before a weak front ushers in cooler, breezy weather and possible isolated showers on Thursday.
A cold front moves across Delmarva tonight, bringing light showers before cooler, breezier weather settles in midweek. Temperatures dip below seasonal averages Wednesday and Thursday, with potential frost in some inland areas by Thursday night. High pressure returns to close out the week with cool but mostly dry conditions heading into the weekend.
A patchy freeze advisory is in effect for parts of Sussex County Wednesday night, followed by sunny but breezy conditions Thursday as high pressure builds in from the west.