Strong to severe storms, damaging wind gusts, minor bay flooding and rough marine conditions are expected from late Monday evening into late Tuesday evening in Sussex County and along the Delaware and Maryland beaches.
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COASTAL SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. — An arctic air mass will continue to grip Sussex County and coastal Maryland areas through early Thursday, delivering frigid temperatures, gusty winds, and hazardous conditions both inland and offshore. Residents and mariners are advised to prepare for a mix of cold weather advisories, wind concerns, and the potential for isolated flurries.
A strong arctic high-pressure system will continue to dominate the weather pattern through Wednesday morning, bringing frigid temperatures, gusty winds, and the possibility of isolated flurries to Sussex County and coastal Maryland areas. Multiple weather advisories are in effect, underscoring the dangerous conditions for residents, commuters, and mariners.
A reinforcing blast of Arctic air will bring freezing temperatures, strong winds, and hazardous marine conditions to Sussex County and Ocean City through Wednesday morning.
A cold front will sweep across Sussex County Monday night, bringing strong winds, freezing temperatures, and potential coastal hazards for mariners through early Wednesday.
A strong cold front will bring widespread rain and gusty winds to Delmarva late Wednesday evening into early Thursday. Gale warnings are in effect for coastal waters, while inland wind advisories may also be issued as the low-pressure system intensifies.