Wilmington, DE – Spring weather is set to make its presence felt in Wilmington and surrounding areas starting Thursday. Rain showers are expected to roll in, potentially affecting travel and outdoor plans as the workweek wraps up.
Starting Thursday afternoon, Wilmington residents can expect an increase in cloud cover, with a high near 56°F. Rain will begin after 5 p.m., with chances of showers reaching up to 40%. The evening will bring heavier rain, with the risk of up to three-quarters of an inch of precipitation. Friday is expected to be the wettest day, with a 90% chance of rain. Showers will continue into Friday night, and temperatures will remain cool, hovering around 45°F.
By Saturday, rain is expected to taper off, but lingering showers will remain possible through Saturday night, with a 60% chance of precipitation. Overnight temperatures will drop to 42°F, so those with weekend outdoor plans should prepare for wet and chilly conditions.
As the week progresses into Sunday, conditions will improve. Sunday’s high is expected to reach 58°F, with partly sunny skies and no precipitation. Temperatures will rise to 61°F on Monday, signaling a more pleasant start to the workweek.
Residents are advised to stay updated on local weather alerts, particularly those traveling or heading outdoors, as rain and showers may create slippery conditions. Roadways could become slick, particularly in areas with standing water. Keep an eye on updated forecasts and be cautious as you plan your activities.
For the five-day forecast, here’s a quick overview:
- Thursday: High of 56°F, 40% chance of rain after 5 p.m.
- Friday: High of 57°F, 90% chance of rain.
- Saturday: High of 54°F, showers likely.
- Sunday: High of 58°F, partly sunny.
- Monday: High of 61°F, mostly sunny.
