Wilmington, OH – Post-Christmas travel in Ohio could face challenges as light rain and fog linger today, followed by heavier rainfall expected Friday and Saturday. Drivers along I-71 and nearby roadways are urged to exercise caution, with slick conditions predicted during peak travel hours.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s light rain will end by mid-morning, but cloudy skies and mild temperatures in the low 50s will persist. Visibility may remain limited in some areas due to fog, particularly along highways. Travelers should allow extra time and maintain safe distances.
On Friday, rain will return in full force with steady precipitation likely throughout the day. Temperatures will hover near 52°F, accompanied by east winds around 8 to 11 mph. Heavier rainfall could lead to localized pooling on roadways.
Looking ahead, Saturday will see the strongest impact of this weather system, with highs reaching 61°F and an 80% chance of rain. Accumulations could disrupt outdoor plans, and commuters should stay updated on the latest advisories. By Sunday, showers will taper off slightly, with temperatures dipping to a high of 56°F before cooling further on Monday.
Motorists are advised to monitor local traffic reports and check for updates on changing road conditions. If possible, delay long-distance travel until clearer skies return early next week. For those staying local, take precautions against slick sidewalks and wet roads during holiday errands.
Stay tuned for continued updates on changing weather patterns.
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