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Delmarva stays locked in arctic cold today with highs only in the low to mid 20s under increasing clouds, flirting with record territory near Georgetown. Light snow and flurries arrive this evening and overnight, with the best chance for measurable snow remaining in far southern and coastal areas, especially Accomack County. The bigger story is a rapidly strengthening storm offshore that will bring bitter wind chills and the risk of minor coastal flooding during the Sunday morning high tide

A high-pressure system currently over the Delmarva Peninsula will keep temperatures below normal through tonight, with clear and cool conditions expected. As this high pressure moves offshore into the weekend, temperatures will rebound to near-normal levels. By early next week, an approaching weather system will bring increased chances for showers and thunderstorms.