Wilmington, DE – The spring weather pattern continues to bring unpredictable conditions to Wilmington as temperatures drop and frost is expected overnight. A weather alert has been issued for late Tuesday night, with temperatures dipping as low as 28°F, creating the potential for frost. This could affect outdoor plants and vulnerable areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), temperatures will fall to 28°F by Wednesday morning, with a breeze adding a chill to the air. This cooler spell comes after a mild start to the week, with high temperatures reaching 47°F on Tuesday and 52°F by Wednesday.
A chance of rain and snow showers is also likely early Wednesday morning between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m., with a slight accumulation expected. Travelers should be cautious of wet and slippery roads, especially if driving on Route 95 or other major highways in the area. Wind gusts will be moderate, reaching up to 45 mph in some areas.
Looking ahead, Wilmington’s five-day forecast suggests a gradual warming trend. Highs will reach 56°F on Thursday, with a chance of showers in the afternoon. Friday brings a higher likelihood of rain as temperatures hit 57°F.
Safety Tips:
- Prepare for possible frost by covering sensitive plants.
- Use extra caution on the roads Wednesday morning due to slick conditions.
- Keep updated on weather alerts, as rain and wind could impact travel throughout the week.
By Friday, expect rain throughout the day, which will continue into the night, bringing a 90% chance of showers. Stay alert for potential disruptions to outdoor plans.
