High pressure will dominate the weather pattern across the Delmarva Peninsula through the middle of the week, bringing a stretch of dry, calm, and seasonable conditions. Expect plenty of sunshine today with a seasonably chilly feel, as high pressure settles directly over the region. Temperatures will gradually moderate into Wednesday as this system shifts offshore, […]
High pressure will dominate the weather pattern across the Delmarva Peninsula through the middle of the week, bringing a stretch of dry, calm, and seasonable conditions.

Expect plenty of sunshine today with a seasonably chilly feel, as high pressure settles directly over the region. Temperatures will gradually moderate into Wednesday as this system shifts offshore, allowing for increasing clouds and a slight warm-up.

By Thursday, a noticeable warming trend takes hold across Delmarva as southerly flow strengthens ahead of an approaching low pressure system. Afternoon temperatures are expected to climb above normal, marking the mildest day of the week.

That system will bring the next chance of precipitation to the region. Rain is expected to develop Thursday night and continue into Friday morning as a cold front sweeps through the Mid-Atlantic. While this is not a significant rainfall event, most areas across Delmarva can expect around a quarter to a half inch of rain.

Behind the front, conditions turn sharply cooler heading into the weekend. Cold air advection will drop temperatures back below normal, with highs struggling to reach the 40s on Saturday. Despite the cooler air, dry conditions return as strong Canadian high pressure builds into the region.
A gradual moderation in temperatures is expected by Sunday, bringing conditions closer to seasonal norms while keeping dry weather in place.
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