A stalled out stationary front continues to be the focus for isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms the next couple of days. Watch for locally heavy rain and localized flash flooding, especially in low lying areas and poor drainage spots.

Delmarva begins the week with damp, gray skies and cooler temperatures, but change is on the horizon. After periods of drizzle and light showers Monday and Tuesday, warmer and more humid air arrives midweek. By Thursday, temperatures could soar into the 90s with strong to severe storms possible as a cold front sweeps through. The weekend looks drier and more comfortable with sunshine and highs in the 80s.

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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.

Delmarva will experience a mix of weather conditions this weekend, starting with foggy mornings and mostly cloudy skies on Saturday, with a slight chance of showers. Sunday and Monday will remain cloudy with scattered showers as an upper-level low moves eastward, keeping the region under a moist onshore flow. Temperatures will range from the mid- to upper 70s, with no major washouts expected, but conditions will remain unsettled until midweek.