Sussex County Beach cities to see a slight start before the rain and temperature drop of the week | Weather

Delmarva – Tuesday morning begins clearly and cold in the beach cities of Sussex County, with temperatures in the low until the mid -1940s along the coast. Sunshine dominates all day over the heights until the mid -1960s. The winds become light and switch from the northwest to the southwest in the afternoon, which ensures a comfortable day along the beaches.

The sky remains largely clear on Tuesday evening, although the temperatures in the upper 30s immerse themselves in the interior and in the low until the mid -1940s along the coast. The winds will change from the southeast on Wednesday and keep the coast temperatures slightly cooler than in the interior, with the heights around the mid -1950s on the beaches and near 70 inland. The cloud cover will increase all day all day when a cold front from the West approaches.

The rainy experience increases on Wednesday evening when the front approaches, with light to moderate showering to develop overnight until early Thursday morning. The temperatures remain in the 40s overnight, whereby airy southeast winds along the coast feel a little cooler.

In the times of time on Thursday, steady rain is probably in the region when the cold front pushes through. The temperatures begin to decrease when a cooler and a breaker day progresses after the frontal air. The residents and visitors to the coast should prepare on wet conditions and a noticeable drop in temperature until Thursday morning.