Wilmington, Delaware – Cloudy skies are setting the tone across Wilmington and much of northern Delaware as residents head into Tuesday, with only minor breaks in the cloud cover expected before brighter, warmer weather arrives late week. Daytime highs will climb into the mid-80s through Wednesday, but persistent clouds will keep conditions feeling muggy and gray.
According to the National Weather Service, expect mostly cloudy skies overnight into Tuesday, with lows near 66°F and calm winds. Tuesday will see more of the same, with high temperatures around 85°F and a gentle northeast breeze shifting southeast by afternoon. Skies stay mostly cloudy into Tuesday night, lows dipping to 68°F.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high near 85°F. Light northeast wind turning southeast.
Tuesday Night: Cloudy, low 68°F. Winds shifting northeast after midnight.
Wednesday: Cloudy with some sun possible, high near 82°F. Northeast winds up to 10 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, low near 67°F. East winds calming overnight.
Thursday: Skies clear out, mostly sunny, high 85°F. The summer pattern returns.
Friday: Sunny, warm, high 86°F, great for outdoor plans.
As the clouds break up late Wednesday, a string of mostly sunny days is expected through the end of the week, pushing temperatures into the mid-80s. Residents should watch for updated advisories, especially with a chance for scattered showers late Sunday and Monday. Keep an eye on changing skies and plan for a warmer, brighter weekend ahead.
