Sussex County can expect warm, increasingly humid weather through Thursday, with rain chances rising Friday into the weekend as a cold front approaches.
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High pressure offshore will bring dry, hazy, and seasonably warm conditions to Delaware’s beach towns through late Wednesday before unsettled weather approaches later in the week.
Sussex County can expect scattered showers Friday evening and again Saturday afternoon, with breezy conditions and temperatures remaining slightly below normal.
A developing coastal storm is bringing periods of rain and gusty winds to Delmarva beginning Wednesday afternoon, with temperatures stuck in the 50s. The unsettled pattern continues into Thursday before tapering into scattered showers Friday. A gradual clearing trend and slightly warmer weather is expected over the weekend, though cooler-than-average temperatures persist.
Clear skies and seasonable temperatures continue into early Saturday before a cold front brings increasing chances of showers late Friday into early Saturday across Sussex County.
A patchy freeze advisory is in effect for parts of Sussex County Wednesday night, followed by sunny but breezy conditions Thursday as high pressure builds in from the west.
A chilly, damp forecast is in store for Sussex County beach towns and Ocean City, Md., as an onshore flow brings fog, showers, and below-average temperatures through Saturday evening.
High pressure will bring cooler yet slightly above-normal temperatures through Thursday evening in Sussex County, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland. Low clouds and patchy fog may develop along the coast overnight, with highs reaching the 50s.
A backdoor cold front brings cooler temperatures and onshore flow Wednesday, with high pressure keeping conditions dry but breezy through Friday morning.
A backdoor cold front moves through late Tuesday night, bringing a drop in temperatures and onshore winds that will keep coastal areas cooler through Wednesday.