The episode begins with host Michael Mosby greeting listeners and introducing a classic late March day in Delaware. Current conditions at 2:30 a.m. are in the low 30s statewide, requiring jackets for early outings. Temperatures are expected to hover near 32 degrees around 6 a.m., right at the freezing mark. By 9 a.m., they will climb into the low 40s with light southerly winds. A significant warm-up occurs after lunch as winds shift from south to southwest around 1 p.m., bringing temperatures up to 57 degrees by 4 p.m. Southwest winds will gust to 15 miles per hour during the afternoon. The forecast assures dry weather throughout the day and into Monday morning. Northern Delaware, including Wilmington and Newark, will see the coolest start at 32 degrees. Central Delaware, such as Dover, will run a degree or two warmer, reaching the upper 50s in the afternoon. Southern Delaware from Georgetown down to the beaches will enjoy the mildest conditions. A small craft advisory is noted for Cape Henlopen starting in the afternoon, relevant for boating activities. For Sunday plans, morning activities require layers like fleece or a light jacket. By afternoon, a long-sleeved shirt is comfortable due to mild temperatures. Gusty afternoon winds necessitate securing loose items like patio cushions or trash cans. Outdoor sports or gardening are best in the afternoon with dry weather. The episode concludes with a bottom line to dress in layers and enjoy the spring warmth.
