Gusty winds and a sharp temperature drop will define conditions in Sussex County from early Friday morning through early Saturday morning as a cold front moves through the region.

A developing coastal system will bring widespread rain to Sussex County from early Tuesday through Tuesday night, followed by colder, drier weather midweek.

Sussex County sees increasing clouds Tuesday with rain developing by midday and continuing into the night.

A cold front will bring cooler and drier air to Sussex County Monday evening, followed by a stretch of sunny, seasonable weather through midweek before rain chances return later in the week.

A shift to a cooler, breezier weather pattern is underway across Delmarva following a cold front early Monday. Temperatures will dip into the mid-60s with gusty west-northwest winds before rebounding slightly into the low 70s Tuesday ahead of another front. The rest of the week will feature mostly dry conditions with showers late Tuesday, breezy afternoons, and high pressure returning by the weekend

Sussex County will see cooler temperatures and strong winds Monday before conditions calm overnight, ahead of another cold front set to arrive late Tuesday.

A cold front will bring showers, gusty winds, and a slight tornado risk overnight into early Monday before cooler, breezy conditions settle in across Sussex County.

High pressure building from the Great Lakes will keep skies clear and temperatures cool across Delmarva through Friday, with gusty northwest winds and possible patchy frost overnight. Conditions moderate slightly into the weekend before a strong cold front brings rain Sunday night into Monday, followed by another blast of cool air.

High pressure moving in from Quebec will keep skies mostly clear and conditions dry through the weekend across the mid-Atlantic. Temperatures will gradually warm into the 70s and 80s before a cold front brings a chance of showers by Tuesday and Wednesday.