Dry and seasonably cool weather will continue across Sussex County from early Tuesday through Wednesday morning.
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Sussex County faces a hard freeze early Wednesday, followed by another round of freeze and frost concerns Wednesday night into early Thursday.
A brief window for freezing drizzle late Tuesday night into early Wednesday could create isolated slick spots in Sussex County, especially on bridges and untreated roads.
After substantial snowfall, Sussex County and Ocean City are anticipated to experience significant rainfall starting Wednesday evening, potentially leading to rapid snowmelt and localized flooding.
Delmarva will experience mild conditions with a slight chance of isolated sprinkles overnight Tuesday into early Wednesday morning, followed by clearing skies and warming temperatures as high pressure remains nearby.
Strong high pressure moving in from the Midwest will dominate Delmarva’s weather through Wednesday, maintaining dry and cool conditions with clear skies and patchy frost overnight.
A strong high-pressure system moving in from the Midwest will keep Delmarva dry and cool through midweek. Expect chilly overnight lows with patchy frost inland, followed by a crisp, sunny Wednesday with below-average temperatures.
Tuesday will bring warm and mostly sunny conditions to Delmarva, with increasing heat and humidity on Wednesday before a cold front brings a chance of storms late in the day.