Wilmington, OH – Ohioans are set to experience a significant weather shift this week, with snow showers and freezing winds forecast midweek. Residents should prepare for colder temperatures starting Wednesday, which may impact travel on major roadways like I-71 and I-75.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, temperatures will remain above normal through Tuesday, with highs nearing 65°F. However, a cold front will bring drastic changes by Wednesday evening. Rain is expected to transition to snow showers as temperatures drop into the mid-30s, accompanied by gusty winds reaching up to 30 mph.
Tuesday will remain relatively mild, with scattered showers and a high near 65°F. By Tuesday night, temperatures will dip to the low 40s, setting the stage for the cold front’s arrival. The first snowflakes of the season are expected late Wednesday into Thursday morning, with accumulations likely on grassy surfaces. Commuters should monitor conditions closely as icy patches could form, particularly overnight.
The extended forecast shows continued cold through Friday, with highs hovering around 42°F and overnight lows near freezing. Breezy conditions may persist, making it feel even colder.
Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items, check vehicle readiness for winter weather, and remain cautious on slick roads. Snow plows and salting crews will likely be active across affected regions starting Wednesday night.
Stay updated on this evolving forecast by following the National Weather Service and local alerts.
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