A quieter and less humid stretch begins today following Tuesday evening’s severe storms across Delmarva.
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Saturday will bring dangerous heat to Sussex County and southern Delmarva before storms become a growing concern late in the day and overnight.
Delmarva will see a hot, muggy, and windy Thursday with scattered severe storms possible late this afternoon into the evening. Friday stays unsettled with lingering showers and storms before a much brighter Father’s Day weekend.
A quiet start to Sunday. Then windy, humid, and hot conditions this afternoon with a chance of evening severe storms.
Quiet conditions through early Sunday, then a threat for severe weather later in the day.
Delmarva has one more unsettled day ahead as a cold front approaches from the northwest. A Yellow Alert is in place for the threat of strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon into early evening, with damaging wind gusts the main concern. Drier, more comfortable weather returns Thursday through the weekend.
A cold front will bring showers, gusty winds, and a slight tornado risk overnight into early Monday before cooler, breezy conditions settle in across Sussex County.
Delmarva residents should prepare for a Yellow Alert Day Thursday as a cold front triggers storms with damaging winds and a brief isolated tornado possible. Showers linger into Friday before a gradual clearing, with a cooler, unsettled weekend ahead.
Delmarva will see another warm, humid day Wednesday with highs in the low to mid-80s and a high rip current risk along the coast. Can't rule out an isolated shower or storm this evening. Thursday is a Yellow Alert Day, with the potential for severe storms bringing damaging winds as a cold front approaches the region.
Delmarva will experience unseasonably warm and humid conditions through Thursday, with highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s and dew points in the 70s. Scattered showers and isolated severe storms are possible Thursday PM, with the Storm Prediction Center placing the entire peninsula under a marginal risk for damaging winds. Rainfall totals could reach 1 to 2 inches before a cold front moves through by late week.