Wilmington, OH – Ohio residents, particularly those in Wilmington, should prepare for a rainy Sunday with the possibility of localized flooding. Heavy showers, some with embedded thunderstorms, are expected to continue into the evening, adding more water to already saturated soil. With the National Weather Service warning of flash flood risks, local roads and low-lying areas may experience significant water accumulation, especially in flood-prone regions.
According to the National Weather Service, the heavy rain is forecast to last through Sunday evening, with rainfall rates exceeding half an inch per hour in some locations. Areas like Wilmington, Clinton, and surrounding counties are most at risk for temporary flooding. Motorists are urged to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel, particularly in areas that typically flood during heavy rain. If you’re driving in the region, be prepared for reduced visibility and slick roads.
Looking ahead, Monday will bring a brief respite with cooler temperatures and a chance of showers later in the day. However, the wet weather won’t be gone for long. Tuesday will see a return of scattered showers, and temperatures will hover near 65°F during the day, dropping to the mid-40s at night. As we move through the week, the unsettled weather is likely to persist, with more showers possible, especially on Wednesday and Thursday.
Extended Forecast:
- Sunday: High 62°F, Showers likely, risk of thunderstorms in the evening
- Monday: High 60°F, Chance of showers, mostly cloudy in the afternoon
- Tuesday: High 65°F, Scattered showers, partly cloudy at night
- Wednesday: High 52°F, Showers likely, mostly cloudy
- Thursday: High 58°F, Scattered showers, chance of rain through the day
