Winds ease overnight before a weak front ushers in cooler, breezy weather and possible isolated showers on Thursday.

A stalled cold front south of Delmarva will bring sharply cooler, breezy conditions Monday, with highs only in the 70s under mostly cloudy skies with some showers possible. High pressure from the north will reinforce the cool pattern through midweek, while Hurricane Erin remains offshore but creates coastal hazards including high surf, rip currents, and possible flooding.

Mostly cloudy skies with mild temperatures and a small chance of spotty showers will continue through late Tuesday night and Wednesday as high pressure lingers to the north.

A rainy Sunday afternoon across Delmarva marks the start of a multi-day stretch of unsettled weather driven by a slow-moving upper-level low over the Ohio Valley. While conditions improve briefly midweek, another cold front and trough system may bring showers and cooler air back by Friday before high pressure builds in for the weekend.

High pressure will keep conditions mostly clear and dry Monday night, with clouds increasing by Tuesday morning as a warm front approaches. Expect slightly warmer temperatures and the chance of a few spotty showers, especially along coastal areas.

A sunny, dry weather pattern will persist over Delmarva, extending a 28-day streak without measurable rainfall. Friday brings clear skies and mild temperatures, but breezy conditions on Saturday may elevate fire weather risks. Little to no rain is expected from weak frontal systems this weekend, and high pressure will maintain dry conditions into next week. Temperatures will gradually warm, reaching the 70s by midweek.

A low-pressure system moving through the region brings showers and possible thunderstorms, followed by clearer, warmer weather later in the week.