Snow is expected to develop early Sunday morning and continue through late Sunday morning. Accumulations are expected to be in the 1-3" range, with slick roads Sunday morning.
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Another round of accumulating snow is expected early Sunday, then a blast of bitter cold weather into early next week.
High pressure brings calmer but colder conditions as winds diminish overnight and temperatures stay below normal.
Arctic High Pressure Delivers the Coldest Stretch of the Season From Early Monday Through Early Tuesday.
A strong cold front Sunday evening ushered in a blast of arctic air, setting up a much colder and breezy Monday across Sussex County.
In the wake of the snow and rain today, we'll see a cloudy and raw overnight with drizzle possible. Possibly freezing drizzle for interior parts of the eastern shore. Then a mainly cloudy and chilly weekend on the way.
A quiet and colder pattern settles over Sussex County from late Tuesday into Wednesday as high pressure builds in behind a departing storm.
A departing coastal low brings steady Tuesday rain before a cold, quiet stretch settles in midweek, followed by another shot of arctic air and a possible wintry system heading into the weekend.
A developing coastal system will bring widespread rain to Sussex County from early Tuesday through Tuesday night, followed by colder, drier weather midweek.
High pressure keeps Sussex County dry Monday as a coastal storm approaches by early Tuesday.