A warm and humid Thursday gives way to increasing clouds, stray showers, and possible downpours through Saturday morning as a cold front and coastal system approach Sussex County and its beach communities.

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.

Coastal Sussex County will see increasing clouds Monday evening, with showers and storms bringing heavy rain from Tuesday through midweek.

A slow-moving upper-level low will bring continued showers, fog, and a chance of thunderstorms to Delaware's coastal areas through early Wednesday, followed by a midweek lull before more unsettled weather returns.

Inland Sussex County will experience warm, breezy conditions late Tuesday into Wednesday, while coastal areas will see cooler, cloudier weather as a cold front approaches.

Sussex County will transition from warm and dry conditions to periods of rain and cooler temperatures as a cold front moves through the region Friday night into Saturday.

Strong winds and isolated showers will impact Sussex County late Tuesday before calmer, colder weather sets in for the beaches from Prime Hook to Fenwick Island through Wednesday.

Sub-freezing temperatures are expected across Sussex County, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland, from late Tuesday through Wednesday morning, prompting a Freeze Warning and a call for cold-weather precautions.

Late Sunday evening through Monday evening will bring lingering showers, strong winds, and a sharp cooldown, making for a chilly and blustery start to the workweek in Sussex County.

From early Sunday morning through Monday afternoon, a strong storm system will bring heavy rain, powerful winds, and a sharp drop in temperatures along the Delaware coast.