Wilmington, NC – Residents across southeastern North Carolina can expect a sunny yet chilly Saturday, with high temperatures reaching 43 degrees and brisk northwest winds making it feel much colder. Wind chills in the 20s will dominate the morning hours, gradually improving to the 30s by the afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, gusts could reach up to 25 mph, making outdoor activities less comfortable. However, conditions are set to clear overnight with temperatures dropping to a low of 26. Light winds will allow for calmer conditions heading into Sunday.
Sunday brings warmer temperatures, with highs climbing to 50 degrees and light variable winds creating ideal conditions for outdoor plans. Sunday night may see a 30% chance of showers after midnight, so early evening outings are advised for those looking to stay dry.
The extended forecast suggests Monday could bring heavier rain with wind gusts as high as 29 mph, offering a stark contrast to the otherwise clear start to the week. Temperatures will peak at 66 degrees Monday before cooling slightly into the mid-40s by midweek.
For those traveling or planning activities, the week ahead looks sunny and calm overall, with only a brief chance of precipitation. Be prepared for cold mornings and bring layers if heading out early.
Stay tuned for updates and follow safety tips when dealing with brisk winds and colder temperatures.
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