- humidity: 65%
- wind: 9-0mph
- cloud cover: 100%
Next 7 days
Today
49°F
/
37°F
clear sky
sunrise: 7:12 am
sunset: 5:10 pm
humidity: 59%
wind: 19-43mph
dew point: 34°F
pressure: 1021hPa
chance of precipitation: 0%
cloud cover: 6%
Friday
42°F
/
18°F
overcast clouds
sunrise: 7:12 am
sunset: 5:11 pm
humidity: 50%
wind: 26-40mph
dew point: 22°F
pressure: 1025hPa
chance of precipitation: 0%
cloud cover: 100%
Saturday
24°F
/
17°F
light snow
sunrise: 7:11 am
sunset: 5:13 pm
humidity: 48%
wind: 23-36mph
dew point: 2°F
pressure: 1039hPa
chance of precipitation: 22%
snow volume: <0.01"
cloud cover: 71%
Sunday
41°F
/
21°F
rain and snow
sunrise: 7:10 am
sunset: 5:14 pm
humidity: 99%
wind: 25-33mph
dew point: 34°F
pressure: 1021hPa
chance of precipitation: 100%
rain volume: 0.66"
snow volume: 0.62"
cloud cover: 100%
Monday
40°F
/
25°F
rain and snow
sunrise: 7:10 am
sunset: 5:15 pm
humidity: 90%
wind: 21-32mph
dew point: 26°F
pressure: 1008hPa
chance of precipitation: 100%
rain volume: 0.38"
snow volume: 0.05"
cloud cover: 100%
Tuesday
28°F
/
16°F
light snow
sunrise: 7:09 am
sunset: 5:16 pm
humidity: 69%
wind: 18-31mph
dew point: 16°F
pressure: 1030hPa
chance of precipitation: 20%
snow volume: <0.01"
cloud cover: 3%
Wednesday
32°F
/
27°F
overcast clouds
sunrise: 7:08 am
sunset: 5:17 pm
humidity: 71%
wind: 12-22mph
dew point: 23°F
pressure: 1025hPa
chance of precipitation: 0%
cloud cover: 100%
Thursday
31°F
/
19°F
few clouds
sunrise: 7:07 am
sunset: 5:18 pm
humidity: 73%
wind: 25-33mph
dew point: 17°F
pressure: 1021hPa
chance of precipitation: 0%
cloud cover: 18%
Weather Alerts
Winter Storm Watch
NWS Wakefield VA
Sat, Jan 24, 2026 1:00:00 PM EST - Mon, Jan 26, 2026 1:00:00 PM EST
* WHAT...Heavy mixed precipitation possible. Confidence is
increasing in widespread snow, sleet, and freezing rain. This may
result in major impacts in infrastructure and transportation.
* WHERE...Portions of southeast Maryland, northeast North Carolina,
and central, east central, eastern, south central, and southeast
Virginia.
* WHEN...From Saturday afternoon through Monday afternoon.
* IMPACTS...Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses, will
likely become slick and hazardous. The combination of significant
snow and ice accumulation on power lines and tree limbs may cause
widespread and long-lasting power outages.
Wind
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Photo: This photo by George Leukel III shows a surprise 1992 nor'easter that caused millions of dollars in damages in Ocean City, Maryland.
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Delaware and Maryland beaches are blessed with mild weather throughout the year. Our average temperatures are 63 in spring, 84 in summer, 62 in fall and 41 in winter. For more specific weather information, here are some useful links.
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More Weather Information
Important Information for Beach Home Owners
Minimizing Damage from Floods, Storms
Hurricane Planning and Recovery
- A Hurricane Primer
A quick look at things you should know about hurricanes, such as how to prepare and what to do after you've returned home if you have been evacuated.
- Sussex County Online Storm Center
Storm information for Sussex County Delaware communities
- AccuWeather Hurricane Information
In Depth Information about Past, Present and Forecasted Hurricanes, with weather maps, tracking maps and history of storms. Very easy to use.
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
Outstanding site by FEMA that provides tons of information on preparing for and recovering from natural disasters.
- American Red Cross
Home page of relief organization with advice on helping out in times of disasters such as hurricanes.
More Weather-Related Links
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