Delmarva will enjoy a pleasant start to the week with seasonable temperatures, lower humidity, and mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday. Minor coastal flooding is expected again with Monday evening’s high tide along the Atlantic coast and Delaware Bay. Heat and humidity return by midweek, with a chance for severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening before a fantastic Father’s Day weekend settles in.
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Windy day on the way, with a threat for severe weather later today.
Winds continue to diminish this evening and overnight. Skies partially clear with lows in the 30s by morning.
For the rest of Saturday afternoon and evening skies remain mostly cloudy skies with diminishing winds and temperatures in the 50s.
A powerful storm system will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of severe weather to Sussex County and coastal areas along the Atlantic, beginning late Tuesday night and continuing through Wednesday. Residents should prepare for damaging winds, localized flooding, and possible tornadoes.
Friday will bring widespread heavy showers, embedded thunderstorms, and potential tornadoes to Delmarva as the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby merge with a frontal boundary.