A coastal low brings light snow and a changeover to rain along the beaches today, chilly dry weekend under mostly cloudy skies before a colder pattern settles in early next week.
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A chilly, sunny start to the week on Delmarva gives way to clouds and a quick round of rain Tuesday night into early Wednesday, with milder temperatures arriving late week.
Cooler air settles in for the end of the week with mostly dry, breezy days and cold, clear nights that may bring patchy frost inland.
Winds ease overnight before a weak front ushers in cooler, breezy weather and possible isolated showers on Thursday.
High pressure gives way to an approaching cold front tonight, bringing a fall-like airmass into Delmarva. While rain isn’t expected, breezy coastal winds and cooler-than-average temperatures will mark the midweek forecast before a warm-up this weekend.
Delmarva will enjoy a stretch of sunny, comfortable weather from Saturday through Monday, with only light breezes and mild temperatures. However a HIGH risk of rip currents remains for all beach points in Delaware, to Ocean City to Chincoteague. Conditions will heat up by midweek, with highs in the 90s, rising humidity, and a chance for scattered afternoon storms.
Delmarva will enjoy clear skies and comfortable temperatures Friday night through the weekend as high pressure lingers over the region. Temperatures will gradually warm into early next week, with highs nearing the 90s by midweek as humidity increases and scattered storms become possible.
Sussex County will see calm and mild conditions from Wednesday evening through Thursday evening, with dry skies and seasonable temperatures before rain returns Friday night.
A high-pressure system will bring clear skies, gusty winds, and below-normal temperatures to Sussex County and Ocean City from late Thursday night through Friday night.
Delmarva will see a dry but breezy Super Bowl Sunday, with highs reaching the mid to upper 40s. A period of calmer weather follows Monday before a series of storm systems bring accumulating snow and mixed precipitation to the region midweek. High pressure will return to close out the week.