WILMINGTON, NC – Rain and cooler temperatures will dominate the forecast across coastal North Carolina this week, with showers expected from Monday through Wednesday. Patchy sea fog is also possible, affecting morning commutes.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring rain starting mid-morning, with highs reaching only 46°F—significantly cooler than Sunday’s 74°F. Winds will shift north at 10-18 mph, adding a brisk feel.
By Monday night, lingering showers and overcast skies will keep temperatures near 39°F. Tuesday remains cloudy, with a 70% chance of rain and highs near 58°F.
Wednesday will see continued rain chances at 60%, with temperatures peaking at 59°F. The pattern begins to shift by Thursday, with showers tapering off and highs climbing back to 73°F.
Drivers should be prepared for wet roads, reduced visibility from fog, and potential travel delays along I-40 and US-17. Keep an umbrella handy and plan for cooler, damp conditions through midweek.
