Wilmington, DE – A perfect day for outdoor plans awaits Wilmington on Sunday, May 11th, with temperatures rising to a pleasant 76°F. Mother’s Day promises sunny skies and mild breezes, making it ideal for any outdoor celebrations or family gatherings. However, Delawareans should brace for changes in the coming days, with a shift towards cooler and rainier weather by mid-week.
According to the National Weather Service, Wilmington will experience mostly sunny conditions on Sunday with a light northwest wind, offering a beautiful spring day. Temperatures will hover around 76°F in the afternoon, making it one of the most favorable days for outdoor events this week. But, with the calm breeze and clear skies, it’s crucial to keep an eye on the changing forecast as the week unfolds.
Looking ahead, Wilmington will see some weather shifts beginning Monday night with partly cloudy skies and a low of 58°F. Tuesday, May 13th, brings a 40% chance of rain after 2 p.m., as clouds increase throughout the day. Highs will reach 74°F before evening showers become more likely. The extended forecast shows a 70% chance of rain Tuesday night, with low temperatures falling to 63°F.
As we move into Wednesday, Delaware may experience some thunderstorms along with a 60% chance of precipitation, keeping the wet weather around for the rest of the week. With highs in the mid-70s, it’s important to prepare for potential travel disruptions due to rain, especially on highways like U.S. Route 13, which often experiences delays during weather changes.
Stay tuned for updates, as this weather alert may evolve into more specific advisories as we approach Tuesday and Wednesday. Always keep an umbrella handy, and remember to adjust your plans if the weather takes a turn for the worse.
