Conditions are looking dry, breezy, and mild for Sunrise services Easter Sunday morning.
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Arctic high pressure to the north will bring a mostly clear night to Delmarva with temperatures in the mid 20s by Monday morning. Wintry precipitation is possible beginning later Monday.
High pressure continues to slide off the coast overnight into Sunday, ushering in warmer air and breezy conditions. A Yellow Alert is in effect for Monday morning for strong winds and heavy rain.
High pressure is sliding offshore this afternoon, with a warmer southwest flow developing for the end of the weekend.
High pressure remains in control early in the week, keeping conditions dry and pleasant as it gradually shifts east through Tuesday.
More in the way of sunshine the rest of the week with temperatures cooler than normal. Nice looking weekend on the way.
This afternoon, skies will gradually clear, with increasing winds and temperatures in the 50s to near 60. Winds will gust over 20 mph at times this afternoon.
Delmarva will see clearing skies on Monday following a frontal passage, with mild temperatures and a light breeze. High pressure will maintain calm and dry weather Monday night into Tuesday morning, though some light showers could develop by late Tuesday night as a warm front approaches.
Delmarva will experience one more unseasonably warm day on Thursday, with temperatures soaring into the 70s before a cold front ushers in cooler, drier air by Thursday evening and into early Friday morning.
Delmarva will experience unseasonably warm weather through late Wednesday into early Thursday, followed by a gradual cool-down throughout the day and a chance of rain heading into next week.