Sussex County, Delaware, is expected to see a breezy late Friday night followed by a sunnier, much windier and drier Saturday, with gusts potentially reaching 30 to 40 mph.
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A sharp late-night chill settles in along Delaware’s beaches into Ocean City.
Delmarva turns noticeably milder today after a frigid morning, with a light snow chance this weekend and a prolonged stretch of below-normal cold building in Sunday through midweek.
After a wet start Friday morning, Sussex County will see improving weather with mild temperatures and only spotty showers through early Sunday.
Showers and storms will taper off Friday morning in Sussex County as high pressure builds, bringing drier, seasonable weather into Saturday.
Starting Saturday, high pressure will usher in increasingly hot and humid weather across Delmarva. While Saturday remains manageable with highs near 90 and dewpoints in the mid-60s, the real danger sets in by Sunday with heat indices nearing triple digits. You should prepare for heat advisories and take safety precautions through at least Wednesday.
Sussex County will enjoy a brief reprieve from the heat Friday night into Saturday, but steamy conditions and dangerous heat index values are expected to return by Sunday and continue into early next week.
Sussex County can expect scattered showers Friday evening and again Saturday afternoon, with breezy conditions and temperatures remaining slightly below normal.
Friday brings another windy day across Sussex County, with high pressure promoting clearer skies and decreasing winds into Saturday morning.
A weekend of improving weather conditions, today brings partly cloudy and slightly milder temperatures. However, gusty northwest winds will keep things feeling brisk. A dry stretch will persist from Saturday night through early next week, with mild highs in the mid-to-upper 50s and seasonably cool nights. A cold front midweek will introduce cooler air by Wednesday, with the possibility of rain later in the week.