Ohio Valley – Cooler temperatures are expected across the Ohio Valley this weekend as a cold front moves southward, bringing a mix of sunny skies and overnight rain. Highs on Saturday are forecasted to reach the upper 50s to around 60°F, slightly cooler than recent days but still above average for November. Rain is likely to develop late Saturday night, with gusty winds up to 20 mph, bringing precipitation levels of 80% overnight, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio.
The rainy conditions will persist through early Sunday, but the skies are expected to clear by Veterans Day on Monday, providing sunny and calm weather ideal for outdoor events. Highs on Veterans Day will climb to around 61°F, with winds light and variable, offering comfortable conditions for parades and ceremonies.
The extended forecast for the Ohio Valley shows mostly sunny weather continuing into early next week. On Tuesday, residents can expect highs near 57°F and clear skies, while Wednesday will bring a chance of rain at 40%. Temperatures are expected to hover in the mid-50s to low 60s through midweek, staying mild as the region approaches late fall.
Ohio Valley residents should take precautions on Saturday night, particularly if traveling along highways such as I-71 and I-75, where rain and wind may reduce visibility and create slick conditions. Keep updated with the latest weather alerts from the National Weather Service, especially if planning outdoor activities through the weekend and early next week.
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