Wilmington, OH – A frigid cold front will grip Wilmington this weekend, bringing wind chills as low as single digits by Saturday morning. Residents are advised to prepare for freezing roads, especially along US-68 and SR-73, as wind gusts may reach up to 24 mph.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), temperatures will struggle to rise above freezing, with a high of 32°F expected Saturday under sunny skies. Overnight lows will dip to 17°F. Saturday night could bring light snow showers, with less than half an inch of accumulation likely.
Sunday’s forecast offers a slight reprieve, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 31°F. However, brisk winds will continue to contribute to a biting wind chill. Travelers should monitor road conditions, as black ice could develop overnight Sunday into Monday when lows drop to 16°F.
The extended forecast predicts continued cold early next week. Monday remains dry with partly cloudy skies and a high near 31°F, but another round of snow showers could arrive Tuesday, posing additional hazards.
Plan accordingly by dressing in layers, limiting time outdoors, and keeping vehicles stocked with emergency supplies. Those traveling for post-Black Friday errands or weekend plans should check local updates for road and weather conditions.
Five-Day Outlook:
• Saturday: Sunny, high of 32°F. Winds up to 24 mph.
• Saturday Night: Light snow showers possible, low of 17°F.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, high of 31°F.
• Monday: Partly cloudy, high near 31°F.
• Tuesday: Snow showers possible, high near 32°F.
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