YACHT ROCK WEEKENDS Midnight - 9:00am

Listen Live

Search

Your Delmarva Forecast: Sunday, March 22nd

Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 6:05 AM

Patchy morning fog gives way to sunny skies and 75 degrees today, but rain moves in Monday with much cooler temperatures.

Good morning, Delmarva! We’re starting this Sunday with some patchy fog across the peninsula, but don’t let that keep you indoors. The fog will lift by 10am, giving way to mostly sunny skies and a pleasant high of 75 degrees. With light south winds at 5 to 10 mph, it’s shaping up to be a beautiful day for any outdoor activities you have planned. However, changes are coming tonight. We’ll see a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms moving in, with temperatures dropping to a cool 51 degrees. Monday brings a significant shift as rain becomes likely throughout the day, keeping us cooler with highs only reaching 54 degrees. The good news? Monday night clears out nicely under mostly clear skies, though it’ll be quite chilly with lows dipping to 33 degrees – so you might want to bring in any sensitive plants or outdoor decorations. Enjoy today’s sunshine while we have it, and keep that umbrella handy for tomorrow! Stay safe and have a wonderful Sunday, Delmarva!

Share

More from TV Delmarva Channel 33 News

  • Female Farm Workers Navigate Abuse Fight After Chavez Allegations Surface

    Nearly 20 years after launching campaigns against sexual violence in agriculture, women's rights advocates are processing recent allegations that labor icon César Chavez sexually abused activist Dolores Huerta. Despite the shocking claims, advocates say the women-led movement against farmworker sexual abuse has grown stronger and more independent since Chavez's death in 1993.

  • Farm Labor Icon’s Alleged Abuse Shocks Women Who Fight Field Sexual Violence

    Recent sexual assault allegations against labor legend César Chávez have stunned female farmworker advocates who built their own movement against workplace abuse. Despite the shocking revelations, women's rights leaders say decades of grassroots organizing have created lasting change for agricultural workers facing harassment.

  • Alaska Ballot Grace Period at Risk as Supreme Court Weighs Mississippi Case

    Alaska's remote geography makes it uniquely vulnerable to a Supreme Court case that could eliminate the state's 10-day grace period for counting ballots received after Election Day. The case stems from Mississippi but could affect thousands of rural Alaskan voters who rely on air transport for mail delivery.

  • UD Swimmer Victoria Novinskiy Reaches NCAA Championships

    University of Delaware swimmer Victoria Novinskiy concluded an outstanding season by qualifying for the 2026 NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships in Atlanta. The achievement marks a significant milestone for the Blue Hens athletics program.