Spring fever continues across Delmarva as high pressure over the western Atlantic brings sunny skies, highs in the 70s inland, and even a few spots near 80. Beach communities should turn sunnier with highs in the 60s before fog returns tonight. Wednesday will be the last very warm day before a strong cold front arrives with gusty winds and the chance for a few strong to severe thunderstorms Wednesday evening, followed by sharply cooler air.

Delmarva stays sunny but cold today, then turns cloudier Friday ahead of a clipper and an arctic front. Snow looks minimal (if any, just a dusting), but a sharp temperature crash and powerful winds arrive Saturday—bringing dangerous wind chills into the single digits and potentially below zero.

Gusty west winds will push temperatures down into the low 20s tonight, then Sussex County turns bright and chilly Friday with highs near 38 before clouds begin to build late.

Occasional rain continues overnight into early Sunday, then blustery and colder Sunday.

Low clouds and patchy fog are possible late Tuesday evening into early Wednesday, then Sussex County turns sunnier and breezy with gusts near 30 mph.