Sussex County and the Atlantic side of the Delmarva Peninsula can expect muggy conditions with scattered storms through Thursday night before drier, more seasonable weather returns Friday.
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Warm, sticky air will dominate Delaware’s beaches and Ocean City, Md., midweek, with scattered storms Wednesday into Thursday before slightly drier conditions arrive.
Sussex County’s beaches through Ocean City, Md., will see warm and muggy conditions into Thursday, with scattered storms possible as a cold front moves through.
Warm, humid air will fuel multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms in Sussex County through midweek, bringing threats of flash flooding and brief gusty winds.
Sunday brought oppressive heat and humidity fueled strong thunderstorms across Sussex County. Flash flooding quickly inundated coastal communities, while a microburst near Laurel generated wind gusts nearing 60 mph. Additional rounds of storms are expected Monday and Tuesday, with a heightened risk of damaging winds and flooding.
A warm, humid Thursday gives way to scattered storms and periods of rain into early Saturday morning as a slow-moving low-pressure system affects Coastal Sussex County.
Mild temperatures linger through Saturday in Sussex County before an approaching cold front brings scattered thunderstorms and the potential for heavy rain late Saturday into early next week.