East coast ridging with southwest flow aloft supports 60 degree potential by the end of the week! There will also be shower chances around this timeframe as colder air tries pushing in during the weekend. Signals point to colder weather returning afterward.

Temperatures will be a couple degrees warmer Monday than what we saw today, though skies will become mostly cloudy after today's sunshine.

Clouds will still remain in check on Tuesday, though temperatures will be warmer. More sunshine on Wednesday, temperatures potentially in the upper 50s!

Many are back to school Monday after the winter break! It'll be a cloudy and cold one at the morning bus stop with temperatures in the 20s.

Temperatures come up a few degrees on Tuesday, though still with an abundance of clouds. We mix in more sun on Wednesday with even warmer temperatures!

The end of the week still has that mild look! While scattered rain showers are possible Friday into Saturday, temps approaching the 60s will feel quite nice. Even potentially rising above freezing toward the Canadian Boarder! This timeframe will be the peak of this warm spell.

Temperatures in the 60s are very possible Friday and Saturday, which is 15-20 degrees above average for the time of year!

Along with the very mild temperatures, shower chances increase Friday ahead of a low pressure system. Saturday over all should be the wetter of the two days though before drying out Sunday.

The breakdown as we think about the end of the week. After the showers and notable mild spell, colder and drier weather is expected to return by Sunday.

Rain chances go up Friday night and Saturday before drying out later Sunday.

It's going to be quite a mild Friday! Like Wednesday, temperatures could rise to 60 degrees for the interior. It will be much cooler by the coast however, with highs in the low 50s. Most of the day will be dry, with a chance for scattered showers arriving this evening.

Rain chances increase tonight. There will be scattered showers and areas of drizzle through the overnight with patchy fog. Periods of steady rain becomes likely by Saturday, lasting through the afternoon. Rainfall totals between 0.5-1.5" will be possible.

Steady rain will arrive Saturday morning. Moderate to heavy at times! The wet weather will last through the afternoon.

The high temperature forecast is a bit deceiving for Saturday, and quite challenging. A warm front tries lifting back north in the evening, likely stalling before pushing offshore Saturday night. Could make for a very tight temperature gradient across the peninsula!

Drought is expanding across Delmarva. This week's update shows a decent chunk of the peninsula under a moderate drought. Rain is certainly needed!

It's been dry! The last three months have been the 5th driest on record at Salisbury with a 5.52" rainfall deficit.

A very pleasant and mild afternoon in progress. Some spots are already at 60 degrees!

Watch out for patchy fog through this evening into tonight. Visibility is reduced at Ocean City. 📸Marlene Dixon

5:15PM: The steady rain is now pushing northeast. Showers will become more scattered and intermitted through this evening into the overnight before drying out Sunday morning.

Estimated rainfall totals over the past 24 hours. Very appreciable!