Delaware – Headlights glow through fog and mist across Wilmington this morning, and wet pavement already reflects the early light. Temperatures sit near 40 degrees at Wilmington Airport, with visibility reduced to about five miles. Patchy fog lingers, and steadier rain builds in from the west.
Rain becomes likely later today, especially after midday, with highs reaching about 45 degrees. Roads will stay damp through the afternoon commute. East winds hold between 5 and 10 mph, keeping the air raw and unsettled.
Rain continues into tonight, with an 80% chance of precipitation and lows around 38 degrees. While temperatures stay above freezing, drivers should watch for pooled water on I-95, Route 1, and local connectors. Reduced visibility may slow travel after sunset.
Friday remains soggy. Rain is likely before early afternoon, with highs pushing near 49 degrees. Gusty conditions are not expected, but steady rainfall could create slick conditions during peak travel hours.
The pattern shifts this weekend. Saturday turns mostly sunny with a high near 49 degrees. That mild break will not last. Late Saturday night, rain may mix with snow after midnight as lows drop into the lower 30s.
By Sunday, snow becomes likely before changing back to rain and snow through midday. Highs hover near 40 degrees. Sunday night brings a stronger snow signal, with a 60% chance and lows near 30. Light accumulation is possible into Monday morning, when highs reach only the upper 30s.
Early next week stays seasonably cold, but longer-range guidance points toward gradual warming by midweek, hinting at early spring vibes returning.
Five Day Outlook for Wilmington, DE:
Friday: Rain, high 49.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 49.
Sunday: Rain/snow likely, high 40.
Monday: Chance of snow, high 39.
Tuesday: Sunny, high 38.
