Clouds increase tonight, with lows dipping into the upper 20s to low 30s. A milder Saturday with a few showers, then snow and rain possible on Sunday.
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Bright skies and chilly air continue Friday, but clouds thicken Friday night as a chance of light rain or snow arrives early Saturday morning.
Mostly sunny, springlike highs today give way to a midweek system with light rain and a possible rain-to-snow change, followed by sharply colder, blustery weather Thursday and Friday.
The cold weather continues the rest of the weekend into early next week, then warming up next week.
High pressure lingers today, allowing for another dry day but cold. A few flurries are possible tonight, then a sunny and cold Sunday.
Conditions remain dry into the evening, with partly cloudy skies and overnight lows dropping into the low to mid 20s by Saturday morning.
High pressure brings sunshine and cool temperatures to Delmarva today before a weak system brings a chance of light snow/rain showers Tuesday, followed by quieter but uncertain weather heading into Christmas and the end of the week.
Arctic High Pressure Delivers the Coldest Stretch of the Season From Early Monday Through Early Tuesday.
Watch for dense fog in spots this morning, causing slick roads and bridge decks, with temperatures into the 20s to near 30.
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.