Southeast NC — Fog and cooler temperatures will roll into Wilmington this weekend, affecting visibility on major roads like US-17 and US-74. Drivers should prepare for foggy conditions early Saturday, especially around the Wilmington area, with potential impacts to Veterans Day travel. The National Weather Service has issued an advisory, urging caution due to reduced visibility in the mornings.
According to the National Weather Service, foggy conditions are expected to linger on Saturday morning, with temperatures reaching a high near 70°F. Skies will clear by afternoon, bringing sunnier conditions. However, the night will see a drop in temperatures, with lows around 52°F. Winds will shift from the northeast, bringing a brisk chill with gusts up to 15 mph.
Looking ahead, Sunday promises partly sunny skies and a high near 75°F, but the chance of rain returns late Sunday night into Monday morning. Veterans Day could see showers throughout the day, with temperatures peaking around 78°F. Those attending ceremonies or traveling for the holiday should plan for wet conditions and be cautious of fog patches, especially early in the day.
The weather calms by Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies and a pleasant high of 74°F. For those planning further out, Wednesday’s forecast is partly sunny with a high around 71°F, while Thursday promises clearer, sunny skies with highs reaching near 72°F.
The Wilmington area should prepare for wet and foggy conditions throughout the weekend, especially during early morning commutes. Check for updates on fog advisories and drive with headlights on low beam to improve visibility.
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