Wilmington, Delaware — After a stretch of early spring-like weather, winter may make a quick comeback across the First State and the Interstate 95 corridor late this weekend.
Temperatures have hovered in the mid-40s to low 50s this week, with periods of rain and even a sunny 50-degree day expected Saturday. But forecasters say a developing storm system could bring colder air and the potential for accumulating snow Sunday night into Monday.
Storm System Moving Cross-Country
According to projections from AccuWeather, a storm currently tracking from British Columbia will move through California, the Rockies and the Midwest before approaching the Mid-Atlantic this weekend.
As the system advances, the jet stream is expected to dip southward, ushering in colder air. However, the ultimate outcome in Delaware hinges on the battle between cold air from the north and warmer air pushing up from the south…