Wilmington, DE – A late-season frost advisory will expire Thursday morning, clearing the path for a dramatic spring warm-up across Delaware, southeastern Pennsylvania, and southern New Jersey just in time for weekend travel and Easter Sunday plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, temperatures dropped to near 32°F overnight but will rebound starting Thursday, with highs in the 60s and 70s expected into next week. Motorists using major corridors like Route 13 and Route 141 in Delaware should remain alert Thursday morning due to lingering frost impacts on shaded roadways and bridges.
Friday brings a significant shift: sunny skies with highs reaching 71°F and calm south winds. The warm trend continues into Saturday with highs near 81°F, although a 20% chance of showers could bring brief midday interruptions, especially for outdoor activities.
Easter Sunday is expected to remain partly sunny and mild, with a high near 73°F. No major weather threats are forecast, making it a promising day for family gatherings and travel.
Five-Day Spring Weather Outlook (Wilmington, DE):
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high 71°F, south wind 10 mph
- Saturday: Slight chance of showers after 2 p.m., high 81°F
- Sunday (Easter): Partly sunny, high 73°F
- Monday: Chance of showers, mostly cloudy, high near 70°F
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, cooler with high around 69°F
