Wilmington, OH – Rain and cooler temperatures are set to impact Southwest Ohio as a cold front approaches tonight. Residents should prepare for wet conditions and cooler air through Christmas week, with highs remaining in the 40s.
According to the National Weather Service, clouds will increase today ahead of a low-pressure system, bringing rain to the region late tonight into Tuesday morning. Rain chances tonight are as high as 70%, with rainfall totals expected to stay under a tenth of an inch. Lows tonight will hover near 35°F, with winds gusting up to 23 mph.
Tuesday will see lingering clouds, but conditions will dry out in the afternoon. Highs will reach 43°F, providing a brief respite before another rain system arrives late Christmas Eve. On Christmas Day, cloudy skies will dominate, and light rain is possible, with highs near 45°F. Travel disruptions appear minimal, but drivers should remain cautious of slick roads during early morning commutes.
Looking ahead, Wednesday night into Thursday shows only a slight chance of rain, with temperatures steadily climbing toward the 50s. By Friday and Saturday, highs could reach 56°F, though rain remains likely heading into the weekend.
Stay updated on weather changes and plan holiday travels accordingly. For real-time updates, visit weather.gov or tune in to local forecasts.
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