Wilmington, OH – Residents in southwest Ohio and nearby regions should prepare for hazardous weather conditions beginning Wednesday evening, with strong winds and potential severe storms in the forecast.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, wind gusts reaching 40 mph are expected Wednesday through Thursday, with a chance of strong to severe thunderstorms Wednesday night. The primary threat will be damaging winds, though some areas could see intense storms.
The extended forecast indicates showers moving in late Wednesday, followed by a mix of rain and snow Thursday evening as temperatures drop. Snow showers may persist into early Friday, though little accumulation is expected.
Authorities advise securing outdoor objects, staying indoors during peak wind gusts, and monitoring weather updates for potential warnings. While no spotter activation is expected at this time, residents should remain alert to changing conditions.
For the latest weather alerts and preparedness tips, visit the National Weather Service website or local emergency management offices.
