Sussex County will stay dry, warm and windy from early Tuesday through early Wednesday, keeping fire concerns elevated before rain arrives later Wednesday into Thursday.
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Sussex County will stay dry, breezy and fire-prone from late Monday night through Tuesday evening before showers bring some relief Wednesday night into Thursday.
Sussex County should stay mainly dry from early Tuesday through early Wednesday morning before rain chances increase later Wednesday.
A cold front is expected to bring widespread rain to Sussex County later Wednesday into early Thursday, with a low risk of stronger thunderstorms.
Light rain late Wednesday evening may briefly mix with snow early Thursday before temperatures fall and gusty winds usher in colder air.
Sussex County is expected to warm into the 50s on Wednesday before late-night rain potentially mixes with snow and temperatures drop sharply toward early Thursday, raising the risk of icy spots.
Sussex County is expected to stay relatively mild through Wednesday, but rain developing late Wednesday night could mix with snow as temperatures fall, increasing the risk of icy spots early Thursday.
Sussex County will be sunny and mild Tuesday, then turn partly cloudy and breezier overnight into early Wednesday.
Sussex County will stay mostly clear and chilly late Monday evening, then turn sunny and milder through late Tuesday evening.
High pressure keeps Sussex County dry and mostly sunny Monday, then skies stay mostly clear as temperatures fall into the upper 20s and lower 30s early Tuesday.