Sussex County will see mostly dry conditions through Wednesday with patchy fog, increasing high clouds, and a cool-down midweek as a strong cold front moves through.
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High pressure moving south from eastern Canada will keep Sussex County dry with mild temperatures and light winds from late Thursday through late Saturday.
Sussex County will see increasing clouds, scattered showers and gusty winds through Wednesday night before conditions improve Thursday.
Clear skies and cool nights give way to increasing clouds and a chance of showers by Wednesday evening in Sussex County.
A dangerous, multi-day heat wave begins Sunday across the Delmarva Peninsula, with highs climbing into the upper 90s and heat index values reaching up to 110°F. The heat is expected to peak Monday and Tuesday, with potential to tie or break longstanding temperature records. Overnight relief will be minimal, and prolonged exposure could lead to serious health risks. While some moderation is expected later in the week, extreme heat remains a top concern through at least midweek.
Sussex County will enjoy a brief reprieve from the heat Friday night into Saturday, but steamy conditions and dangerous heat index values are expected to return by Sunday and continue into early next week.
From early Friday through early Sunday, Sussex County will see a mix of breezy, cool weather with isolated showers Friday and increasing sunshine by the weekend.
A brief period of dry, warm weather will give way to showers and a cold front moving through Sussex County late Friday, with elevated allergy levels and moderate air quality concerns persisting.
Sussex County will see calm and mild conditions from Wednesday evening through Thursday evening, with dry skies and seasonable temperatures before rain returns Friday night.
Spring warmth returns to Sussex County with breezy southwesterly winds and dry skies expected from Friday through Sunday morning.