The heaviest rain and wind from the coastal low pressure system will occur between midnight tonight and noon tomorrow (Thursday). Rain should be tapering off as early as tomorrow morning but no later than afternoon as the Delaware Bay is
Fall is right around the corner (September 22nd), however Fall looks to be making an early entrance across the Northeast towards the end of this week. The Climate Prediction Center has placed a large chunk of the United States
The approaching coastal low pressure system from the south will begin impacting the region on Wednesday. Skies should start out with a mixed bag of sun and clouds and slowly transition to clouds and rain with gusty winds out of the E/NE.
High pressure is now in full control of the region and will make for a gorgeous Tuesday of racing. Expect mostly sunny skies over the Delaware Bay with highs in the upper 60s. Wind direction should be out of the N/NW
Monday looks pretty decent to start the week out with seasonably average and pleasant conditions. A possible coastal low pressure disturbance could bring rain and wind to the region in the Tuesday-Wednesday period. Temperatures should then rebound a bit warmer
A coastal low pressure disturbance continues to slide up the coast but far enough offshore for zero impact. A cold front is approaching from the W/NW but will fizzle out overnight yielding a beautiful week for racing Hobie 16s in the Delaware
An area of low pressure will be sliding up the coast but well offshore between today and tomorrow. The only threat that existed for rain now looks to happen early Monday morning. As of now it looks like this threat,
All ingredients are on the table for a stormy Saturday night. Instability will be high, wind shear should be sufficient, dew points will be jungle-like, and we have a trigger (cold front) rolling through from the NW. As far as
The September 21-26 period in the Delaware Bay/Lewes Yacht Club region is starting to come into focus on long range weather model guidance. The proprietary algorithms of weathertrends360 indicate just a small chance of light rain showers Monday into Tuesday
This weekend will feature a period of transition—starting with warmth, humidity and storms and ending with fall-like conditions. The threat of showers and thunderstorms exists slightly this afternoon-evening but moreso on Saturday. Let’s look at each day: Friday will reach
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