DELMARVA -- High pressure remains in control through Tuesday, keeping conditions dry while allowing temperatures to climb. Tuesday will mark t…
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has extended its emergency waiver to assist Delaware’s fuel suppliers struggling to meet demand due to prolonged cold temperatures.
Residents of Ocean City are relieved the latest winter weather brought only rain instead of more snow.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is reporting an almost identical harvest compared to the last year for the deer firearm season opener. the department says despite below-normal temperatures, hunters and junior hunters contributed to managing the deer population.
Isolated thunderstorms may affect Delmarva Monday, with dry and warm conditions returning by Tuesday and a midweek cold front bringing potential showers and storms on Wednesday.
Thunderstorms are expected this weekend following a heat advisory issued on Thursday from the National Weather Service.
The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation is asking its customers to voluntarily reduce their electric use today due to the higher temperatures and increasing energy demand.
Expect sunny and comfortable weather through Saturday with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms returning on Sunday as temperatures rise into the low 80s.
Surface high pressure will dominate the region through Saturday, bringing sunny and dry conditions with comfortable temperatures. Highs will be in the 70s on Friday and near 80 degrees on Saturday, with pleasant dew points in the 40s. Clear skies and light winds will lead to cool overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. A more unsettled pattern may return by late Sunday into the next week.
A weak cold front will move offshore Wednesday night and could stall, while high pressure builds and remains dominant into Sunday.