A coastal low off the Mid-Atlantic will bring a few scattered showers to Delmarva through Friday. As high pressure builds over the weekend, weather conditions will improve, leading to drier and more tranquil weather by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs in the mid-70s to low 80s on Thursday, and cooler conditions expected over the weekend. A cold front may bring more showers by the middle of next week.
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A weak coastal low will linger off the Mid-Atlantic coast, bringing several chances for showers across the Delmarva region through Friday. Expect mostly cloudy skies with occasional rainfall, especially along the coast. By Saturday, high pressure will begin to build, offering drier and clearer conditions for the weekend. Temperatures will remain seasonable with highs in the mid-70s to low-80s. A cold front may bring additional rain chances by midweek.
A coastal low will bring scattered showers and cloudy conditions to Delmarva on Wednesday, with drier weather expected by early Thursday.
A secondary coastal low will bring scattered showers to Delmarva late tonight, with the heaviest rain staying offshore on Wednesday.
Cloudy conditions and scattered showers will dominate the weather pattern across Delmarva on Tuesday, with temperatures remaining mild. Rain chances will increase late Tuesday into Wednesday as tropical moisture associated with the remnants of Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 and a coastal low move into the region. Unsettled weather is expected to continue into Thursday with the possibility of heavy rain, although flood risk remains low due to recent dry conditions. Temperatures will stay in the 70s during the day and 60s at night throughout the week.
A slight chance of scattered showers will develop across Delmarva tonight, with increasing precipitation chances moving northward through Tuesday. Low temperatures tonight will be mild, staying in the upper 60s. On Tuesday, the cloudy and mild conditions will persist, with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s. Northeast to east winds around 10 mph will continue. As we move into Wednesday, the remnants of Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 and a secondary coastal low could bring periods of heavy rain, although the track of these systems remains uncertain.
Onshore flow continues across Delmarva, maintaining mild temperatures and breezy conditions through Monday. High pressure will keep skies mostly clear with patchy fog in the mornings. A potential tropical system developing off the southeastern U.S. coast may bring increased rain chances by Tuesday into Wednesday, accompanied by rising humidity levels.
Surface high pressure will dominate Delmarva's weather through early next week, bringing mostly clear skies and seasonable temperatures. Expect calm conditions tonight with lows in the low to mid 60s, and areas of patchy fog, which could be dense in some spots. Sunday will feature sunny skies with temperatures near 80 degrees and breezy conditions, especially along the coast. High pressure will gradually move offshore, but tranquil weather continues into Monday. A disturbance off the Southeastern U.S. coast may bring rain chances back to the region by Tuesday and Wednesday, with increasing clouds and humidity. Highs will remain in the upper 70s, with precipitation chances peaking midweek before high pressure potentially returns late next week.
Expect a mild and pleasant weekend across Delmarva with sunny skies and comfortable humidity levels. Highs will range from the upper 70s to upper 80s on Saturday, slightly cooler on Sunday and Monday. Light winds and occasional morning fog are anticipated. Midweek, there is a potential for increased cloudiness and shower chances due to possible tropical development off the southeast coast.
High pressure will continue to influence Delmarva's weather through early next week, bringing mostly clear skies and comfortable temperatures. Expect patchy fog and low clouds during the overnight and early morning hours, particularly near coastal areas. A tropical disturbance off the Southeastern U.S. coast may bring rain to the region by midweek, but uncertainty remains about its impact.