Sussex County will stay unusually warm Thursday into early Friday, with dry, breezy conditions increasing the risk of fire spread.
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Scattered thunderstorms may brush Sussex County late Wednesday, followed by near-record warmth and elevated fire spread concerns through late Thursday.
A few thunderstorms could reach Sussex County late Tuesday evening before weakening overnight, while Wednesday brings very warm temperatures and a low-confidence chance of isolated afternoon or evening storms.
To manage the situation and prevent potential water shortages, city officials are requesting that homeowners adhere to a new irrigation schedule.
Delmarva will experience increasing heat and humidity on Independence Day, with highs reaching the upper 80s to low 90s. Showers and thunderstorms are possible by the evening, potentially impacting holiday festivities.
Sussex County can expect warmer temperatures and little relief overnight as the mid and upper-level ridge moves closer, maintaining the heat advisory.
Clear skies and comfortable temperatures tonight will give way to a sunny and warm Wednesday as high pressure influences the region, marking the start of a summer-like trend.