Delmarva faces an unsettled Sunday with showers and thunderstorms, some potentially severe with damaging winds and localized flash flooding. A warm front moves through ahead of a weak cold front Sunday night, followed by a hot and humid start to the week before a stronger midweek cold front brings relief heading into next weekend.
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A warm front lifting into Delmarva Saturday night will bring clouds, muggy conditions, and a chance for storms, some of which could be strong with gusty winds. Sunday will feature periods of showers and thunderstorms before skies clear Monday, leading into a hot and humid start to the week. A midweek cold front promises relief by Friday and next weekend.
A weak cold front will bring relief from oppressive heat late Thursday, but unsettled conditions return for the weekend with a risk of showers and storms.
Sunday will deliver more summer warmth across Delmarva with highs in the 80s and only isolated thunderstorm chances. However, a cold front approaching Sunday night will trigger scattered showers and thunderstorms into early next week, followed by additional unsettled weather as stalled fronts linger and another system nears by the weekend.
Sunday brought oppressive heat and humidity fueled strong thunderstorms across Sussex County. Flash flooding quickly inundated coastal communities, while a microburst near Laurel generated wind gusts nearing 60 mph. Additional rounds of storms are expected Monday and Tuesday, with a heightened risk of damaging winds and flooding.
A weak cold front moving into Delmarva Saturday night will stall and keep unsettled conditions through early next week. After a hot and humid Sunday, a warm front lifting north Monday will bring scattered storms and sweltering heat indices above 100 degrees inland. By Tuesday, a stronger cold front could trigger severe thunderstorms with damaging winds. Drier, more comfortable weather gradually arrives mid to late week, just in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
A surge of heat and humidity as a warm front lifts north, pushing temperatures to around 90 degrees with heat indices topping 100 in spots. Isolated storms could develop in the afternoon and evening, with a cold front stalling nearby Sunday and briefly easing humidity. Another warm front Monday will keep conditions warm and unsettled before a stronger cold front crosses the region Tuesday, bringing a renewed risk of thunderstorms. High pressure will build midweek, delivering drier and more comfortable weather.
Delmarva will see heat and humidity surge back into the region Saturday as a warm front lifts north, pushing temperatures near 90 degrees and sending heat indices above 100 in some areas. Spotty storms may develop during the afternoon, with a cold front arriving by Saturday night. The front is expected to stall near the region Sunday, offering some temporary relief from oppressive humidity. Another warm front and cold front combination early next week will bring additional chances for showers and storms before a more stable pattern returns midweek.
Father’s Day on Delmarva was one for the weather record books—Georgetown set a new daily cold high mark of 68°F, the third chilliest Father’s Day on record. Overcast and cool conditions linger through Monday with scattered drizzle and showers possible. A slow transition to a warmer and stormier pattern begins Tuesday, peaking Thursday with near-record heat and a risk of severe storms. Cooler, more settled weather returns for Friday and the weekend.
Clouds, cool temperatures, and the chance of scattered showers will dominate Delmarva’s Father’s Day forecast as a stalled front lingers near the region. Unsettled conditions will continue into early next week before a midweek warm-up sets the stage for possible severe storms Thursday. A return to sunny, dry weather is expected by Friday.