Sussex County will move from a chilly, mostly dry Friday morning to increasing clouds and a chance of light rain by early Saturday morning.

Today brings a return to seasonable temperatures across Delmarva with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the low to mid 50s. Clouds increase tonight as high pressure slides offshore, with overnight lows holding in the mid to upper 40s. A cold front arrives late Thursday into Friday, bringing showers, gusty winds, and even a slight chance for thunder before cooler-than-normal air settles in for the weekend.

Sussex County starts Tuesday with clouds and patchy fog, then turns milder with some afternoon clearing. Clouds thicken Tuesday night, and a few showers could arrive toward early Wednesday as the next system approaches.

Today is the best day of the week across Delmarva, with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s before clouds thicken late. A weak clipper brings a quick hit of light snow after midnight, ending by daybreak Wednesday with an inch or less. The bigger story late week into the weekend is a surge of Arctic air—dangerously cold wind chills and another round of light snow or snow squalls possible Friday.

Sussex County will start Thursday mild, turn warmer in the afternoon, then cool down Thursday night after a late-day cold front.

Bright skies and chilly air continue Friday, but clouds thicken Friday night as a chance of light rain or snow arrives early Saturday morning.

High pressure brings a cold, calm start to Monday in Sussex County before clouds thicken overnight and a weak system approaches early Tuesday.

High pressure keeps Sussex County dry Monday as a coastal storm approaches by early Tuesday.

Sussex County’s beach towns will experience clear skies and mild temperatures through Wednesday before a cold front arrives late Wednesday night, bringing rain and cooler conditions into early Thursday morning.