Today brings sunshine and unseasonably warm weather across Delmarva, with inland temperatures rising into the upper 60s and low 70s, while areas along the Bay and beaches stay cooler in the 50s and 60s. More fog is expected tonight under mainly clear skies, with lows in the upper 40s inland and upper 40s to low 50s near the coast.
A cold early Wednesday in Sussex County rebounds to the low-to-mid 40s with sunshine, then turns chilly again overnight into early Thursday.
A sunny and chilly MLK Day, then back into the deep freeze.
Rain changes to snow later this afternoon and evening with light accumulations, then bitterly cold air follows into early next week.
After a springlike weekend in the 60s, Delmarva cools back to seasonable levels today with sunshine, before a colder, unsettled pattern brings a chance for rain and snow mid to late week.
High pressure moves in late Sunday evening, bringing a colder, dry night and a mainly sunny, seasonable Monday in Sussex County.
The new year is off to a very cold and windy start with feels like temperatures in the teens and 20s into the weekend.
Gusty but seasonable weather holds through the end of the week on Delmarva, with clear skies for possible Northern Lights viewing tonight, rain and a brief warm-up Sunday, and a cooler, windy return early next week.
We'll see mild conditions with a chance of showers on Sunday, with some thunder possible. Then a taste of winter early next week.
After a damp start across Delmarva, skies are clearing as a cold front moves through tonight, bringing gusty winds and cooler air into Tuesday. High pressure will settle in midweek with mild temperatures before a more active weather pattern develops by the weekend.
