Wilmington, OH — A weekend of wet weather continues today across the Ohio Valley, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected along major routes like I-71. The National Weather Service warns of localized flooding and possible isolated thunderstorms, impacting southeast Indiana, northern Kentucky, and central Ohio. Residents and drivers should stay alert to changing conditions and check for updates on road hazards.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, rain will persist through today, tapering off by the evening. High temperatures will reach the low 60s, with gusts up to 30 mph possible during the day. Motorists should be cautious on wet roads, especially with potential downpours and low visibility in some areas.
Veterans Day Weather
Clear skies are forecast for Veterans Day, bringing a much-needed break in the weather. Expect sunny conditions and a high near 60°F, ideal for holiday events and gatherings. Winds will be lighter, from the west at 6 to 14 mph, making for a pleasant, calm day following a rainy weekend.
Extended Forecast
Looking ahead, the five-day forecast offers a mixed bag of clear and rainy weather. Here’s what to expect:
• Monday Night: Partly cloudy, low around 33°F.
• Tuesday: Sunny and cooler, with a high near 51°F.
• Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, temperatures dropping to around 32°F.
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, warming up slightly with a high of 60°F.
• Wednesday Night: Another round of rain likely, with a low near 43°F.
By Thursday, rain could return, with a 30% chance of precipitation in the afternoon. Temperatures will remain mild, peaking in the upper 50s. Friday is set to be sunny and calm, with a high near 60°F.
Drivers and residents across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky should stay vigilant for weather updates, especially today as rain impacts local highways. Remember to follow official advisories for safe travel during inclement conditions.
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