Wilmington, OH – The National Weather Service (NWS) in Wilmington has issued a severe weather alert for today, warning of potential strong to severe storms in the area. Residents are urged to stay informed as the forecast includes threats of damaging wind gusts, localized heavy rainfall, and small hail.
According to the NWS, the severe weather window is expected between noon and 8 p.m. This complex forecast scenario arises from the remnants of one or more thunderstorm clusters moving through the region. With high uncertainty in the forecast, it’s crucial for residents to have multiple ways to receive weather updates and warnings.
The NWS emphasizes the importance of staying weather-aware throughout the day. The primary threats include strong to damaging wind gusts capable of causing significant damage, heavy rainfall that could lead to localized flooding, and small hail that could impact both property and personal safety.
Today’s temperature in Wilmington is expected to reach a high of 89°F, with the potential for thunderstorms increasing by afternoon. As conditions develop, the NWS advises residents to prepare for sudden weather changes and to seek sturdy shelter if severe weather occurs.
The weather outlook for the rest of the week shows a mix of conditions. Wednesday has a 65% chance of rain with a high of 82°F, while Thursday is expected to be sunny with temperatures around 82°F. The weekend forecast indicates a slight chance of rain on Saturday with temperatures climbing into the 90s.
