A snowy morning in coastal Delaware didn't last long in Lewes. By midday, fresh flakes turned into a wintry mix, and by nightfall, it was flat-out pouring rain.Â
Delmarva gets a brief break with sun and milder temperatures through Thursday, but an arctic blast late Friday and a potential Saturday night-to-Monday storm could bring dangerous wind chills and significant snow.
A fast moving system will bring a cold rain to our region with tricky travel farther north with ice and snow.
Delmarva stays sunny and seasonably cold today before a gusty cold front Thursday and a possible light wintry system Friday night into Saturday. More cold weather continues into early next week.
Delmarva will experience a series of weather changes this week beginning Saturday night, as a cold front ushers in chilly overnight lows. High pressure brings brief clearing Sunday, followed by multiple low-pressure systems bringing rounds of rain through midweek. A gradual warm-up returns by the weekend.
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.
A powerful winter storm has swept through the Delmarva Peninsula, resulting in substantial snow accumulations across Sussex County, Delaware, and neighboring areas.
A low-pressure system is expected to bring a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain to Sussex County, Delaware, from late Friday evening through Saturday evening, potentially causing hazardous travel conditions.
We dry it out for the rest of Friday, with a wintry mix expected for Saturday, prompting a yellow alert. Roads could get slick Saturday afternoon and evening.
A developing low-pressure system will bring a mix of snow, rain, and freezing rain to the region from Saturday into early Sunday before conditions improve later in the day.