Delmarva will see a mild but unsettled Memorial Day with showers and a brief downpour or gusty thunderstorm possible late this afternoon into the evening. Highs will reach the mid 70s with southwest winds near 20 mph. Rainfall could total 1 to 2 inches in spots, and a high rip current risk continues along the beaches. More scattered showers remain possible Tuesday and Wednesday before drier weather returns late this week.

Mother’s Day should begin mild and partly sunny in Sussex County before clouds increase and rain chances rise Sunday night into early Monday.

Fog and low clouds may linger late Saturday night before Sussex County sees a warmer, mainly dry Sunday, with rain chances increasing again late Sunday evening.

A milder night in Sussex County will reduce the frost threat, but patchy fog and low clouds could develop before a mainly dry Friday.

Clouds and fog are expected to linger in Sussex County from late Thursday night into much of Friday morning before warmer air pushes in and lifts temperatures well into the 70s by late Friday afternoon.

Mostly cloudy skies, areas of fog, and occasional showers or drizzle will linger across Delmarva today as a stationary front nearby begins to lift north as a warm front. Temperatures will slowly rise overnight, and noticeably milder weather is expected this weekend and into early next week, with several additional chances for showers.

Rain and drizzle fade late tonight, then linger into Friday morning before a mostly cloudy, milder finish to the day.

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.

Patchy fog late Wednesday and low clouds Thursday could limit sunshine as temperatures gradually warm ahead of a late-day rain chance.

Sunday will start with low clouds and patchy fog in the morning, but conditions will improve to a warm and muggy day for Delmarva.