Wilmington, OH – Cloudy skies and steady temperatures are setting the tone for Christmas Eve across the Wilmington region. Holiday travelers should prepare for increasing rain chances by early Christmas Day and into the week ahead.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s high will reach 45°F with calm winds. Overnight temperatures will dip slightly to 42°F under persistent cloud cover. Rain is likely to begin Christmas morning after 7 a.m., potentially creating wet roadways, including along I-71, a key corridor for holiday traffic. New rainfall is expected to remain under a tenth of an inch.
Looking ahead, cloudy and rainy conditions will linger through Wednesday, with a high near 44°F. Travelers and residents are advised to allow extra time for morning commutes and to drive cautiously on slick roads. By Thursday, skies will clear slightly, offering partly sunny conditions with a high near 52°F.
The weekend forecast brings warmer temperatures, climbing to a high of 59°F by Saturday. However, an active weather pattern will deliver rain showers beginning Friday, with precipitation chances reaching 70% through the weekend. Sunday’s high is forecast near 57°F, accompanied by continued rain.
Holiday plans should include flexibility for potential weather disruptions, especially on Christmas Day and into Friday evening. Keep umbrellas and raincoats handy, and monitor updates from the National Weather Service for real-time alerts.
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