Wilmington, NC – North Carolina residents should prepare for gusty winds and climbing temperatures starting Monday, as spring warmth returns across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Wilmington will reach a high of 80°F on Monday with southwest winds gusting up to 24 mph. These gusts may affect travel along U.S. Route 421 and could pose safety concerns for high-profile vehicles. Monday night continues breezy with gusts up to 22 mph and a low around 64°F. Residents should secure loose outdoor items and plan for extra caution on bridges and open roads.
By Tuesday, Wilmington’s high climbs to 81°F under mostly sunny skies, marking one of the warmest days so far this spring. Winds are expected to ease slightly, creating a more stable and pleasant midweek outlook. Tuesday night drops to 49°F, bringing a noticeable cooldown.
Wednesday brings a dip to 70°F with sunny skies, offering a brief reprieve from early-week heat. Winds will stay light, and skies remain clear into Wednesday night with a low around 47°F.
Here’s a five-day extended forecast:
- Monday: High 80°F, breezy.
- Tuesday: High 81°F, mostly sunny.
- Wednesday: High 70°F, sunny.
- Thursday: High 72°F, clear.
- Friday: High near 78°F, mild conditions.
