Wilmington, NC – A dry cold front moving through North Carolina tonight will bring sunny skies and freezing temperatures for midweek. Tonight’s lows are expected to dip into the upper 20s, with wind chills dropping below 20 degrees.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures on Wednesday will struggle to reach a high of 42 degrees under clear skies. Winds will pick up to 20 mph, making conditions feel even colder. Residents are advised to layer clothing when outdoors and to bring pets and plants inside overnight.
The chill will persist into Wednesday night, with a low of 23 degrees and calmer winds. Thursday will see slight relief as highs climb to 52 degrees. Skies remain clear, but frost could impact early-morning commutes.
Looking ahead, Friday promises milder temperatures of 54 degrees, though Saturday could bring rain. Showers are likely late Saturday into Sunday, with temperatures rising to 62 degrees before another cooling trend.
Travelers along I-40 and I-95 should exercise caution as frost may develop overnight and early in the mornings. Bundle up and allow extra time for scraping windshields.
For real-time updates, visit weather.gov or tune into local broadcasts. With freezing winds and changing conditions, staying informed is key.
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