Sussex County, Delaware, is expected to stay very warm from early Wednesday morning through early Thursday morning, with only a slight and uncertain chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm Wednesday.

A few thunderstorms could reach Sussex County late Tuesday evening before weakening overnight, while Wednesday brings very warm temperatures and a low-confidence chance of isolated afternoon or evening storms.

A warm Monday night will give way to a dry, breezy and unusually warm Tuesday, with inland areas of Sussex County heating up much more than beach towns from Lewes to Ocean City.

Today brings a pleasant and mild start to the week across Delmarva with mostly cloudy skies, breezy southwest winds, and highs near 80 inland, while beach communities stay in the mid to upper 70s. A weak disturbance could spark an isolated light shower, mainly north and west of the peninsula. Warmer air then builds in through midweek and into the weekend, sending temperatures 15 to 30 degrees above average with some inland spots potentially reaching 90 degrees for the first time this year.

This morning, expect skies to gradually clear with areas of fog, with temperatures in the 40s.

Any shower activity will end early this evening as a cold front moves through the region.

A weakening cold front may still bring scattered showers and perhaps even a thunderstorm this afternoon and evening.

The low clouds and fog have burned off for inland areas with temperatures in the 60s this afternoon, but only 40s at the coast.

Expect a stretch of mild, mostly dry weather through the weekend as high pressure remains the dominant feature over the region.

Sunny skies, low humidity, and below-average temperatures will define Delmarva’s Labor Day Weekend as high pressure settles in. Nights will be especially chilly, with inland areas dipping into the 40s. Dry weather is expected through midweek before showers become possible with a cold front Thursday.