Graph shows the 5 day temperature trend.

Seasonable temperatures through midweek, surge of warmth comes late week. 

DELMARVA -- Our dry amazing stretch of weather continues on Delmarva as high pressure remains in control. Sunny skies highs in the upper 60s to near 70 inland, mid 60s at the beaches with winds out of the west 5 to 10 mph.

Image shows highs on Delmarva today.

Bright sunshine, highs near 70 after our frosty start. 

A weak cold front passes tonight will bring a shift in winds Tuesday. Tonight expect mostly clear skies and lows in the mid to upper 40s to low 50s at the beaches.

Tuesday will feature more of the same, seasonable highs in the upper 60s under mostly sunny skies, winds out of the northeast to 20 mph at the beaches. The dry stretch of weather will continue this week. Wednesday mix of sun and clouds with highs in the upper 60s.

Image shows the weather pattern through late week.

High pressure builds south late in the week, a push of much warmer air moves in.

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By late week high pressure slides to our south, winds will shift out of the south, southwest brining in milder air. By Thursday highs in the low 70s, sunny skies will continue into Friday. By Friday will be running about 10 degrees above average with highs in the upper 70s. 

As we head into the weekend, higher clouds will filter into the region, but it stays dry for the trick or treaters, Halloween highs around 70s and staying dry and mild through the weekend.

Picture shows the temperature trend over the next 6 to 10 days.

Well above normal temperatures are expected as we enter the month of November.

Don't forget we set the clocks back an hour as you head to sleep Saturday night. 

Overall dry weather persists with our next chance of rain not coming at least for another week or longer. 

Meteorologist

Chris Mastrobuono is a South Philly native, but has come to join the CoastTV meteorology team. Chris has over three years of experience delivering weather analysis. Previously, he spent over two years as a morning meteorologist at WEVV CBS/FOX in Evansville, Indiana. 

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