Your midday Delaware weather update

A typical late May weather pattern settles over Delaware today with afternoon thunderstorms developing across the region. Here comes scattered showers and storms, particularly between noon and 4 P.M., as temperatures climb into the low 80s. This morning starts quiet with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s.

Your morning Delaware weather update

A typical late May weather pattern is settling over Delaware today, with morning showers giving way to afternoon clearing and comfortable temperatures reaching 81 degrees. We're tracking a frontal system that's bringing widespread rain to start your Wednesday, but conditions will improve as we head through the day. This morning's commute will be the wettest period, with rain chances peaking at 75 percent around 6 A.M.

Your morning Delaware weather update

We're dealing with a typical late May weather pattern across Delaware today, with early morning rain clearing out and temperatures climbing into the upper 70s this afternoon. The rain that moved through overnight will be wrapping up by 6 A.M., just in time for the morning commute. Starting with the timing of today's weather changes - we hit our coolest temperature of 63 degrees around 6 A.M.

Your evening Delaware weather update

Here comes a classic late May pattern across Delaware today with comfortable temperatures and dry conditions settling in for Memorial Day. High pressure is keeping things quiet, giving us a break from any unsettled weather as we honor those who served. This morning started off pleasant with temperatures around 63 degrees at 5 A.M.

Your midday Delaware weather update

The beach hazards are the big story this Memorial Day. Dangerous rip currents are expected along the entire Delaware coast from Cape Henlopen down to Fenwick Island. If you're heading to the shore today, swim only near lifeguards and keep a close eye on the kids.

Your morning Delaware weather update

The rip current risk is the big story this Memorial Day as dangerous conditions persist along Delaware's beaches. Multiple rip current statements remain in effect for our coastal areas, making swimming hazardous despite the holiday crowds. This morning starts soggy with an 80 percent chance of rain around 8 A.M.

Your midday Delaware weather update

Dangerous rip currents are the big concern today along Delaware's beaches, with not one but two Rip Current Statements in effect. Breaking waves of one to seven feet will create hazardous swimming conditions throughout the day. This Sunday starts cool with temperatures around 61 degrees early this morning.

Your morning Delaware weather update

Delaware's beaches are under siege this Sunday morning with dangerous ocean conditions creating hazardous situations for anyone planning to hit the shore. Multiple rip current statements and high surf advisories are in effect as waves build to 7 feet in the surf zone, making swimming extremely dangerous along our entire coastline. Right now at 6 A.M., we're sitting at a cool 55 degrees with rain falling steadily statewide.

Your midday Delaware weather update

Delaware beaches are under a High Surf Advisory and Rip Current Statement this Saturday, creating dangerous conditions for anyone planning to hit the shore. Multiple alerts are in effect along our entire coastline, with the National Weather Service warning of a high risk of rip currents combined with cold ocean water temperatures. Your Saturday starts cool with temperatures around 51 degrees this morning, but we'll see steady warming through midday reaching 65 degrees by 2 P.M.

Your morning Delaware weather update

Delaware beaches are under both a High Surf Advisory and Rip Current Statement this Saturday, creating dangerous conditions for anyone planning to hit the shore. Heavy rain moves through the state with near-certain precipitation chances continuing through this evening. Right now we're seeing steady rain across all three counties with temperatures holding in the low fifties.