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Southwest Ohio Weather Oct. 22-27: 6 Days of Dry Skies, Highs Near 72°
Wilmington, OH — Residents across southwest Ohio can expect an extended stretch of dry, slightly warmer than normal fall weather from Thursday, Oct. 22, through Tuesday, Oct. 27, with afternoon temper
By Cole Barrett · 2026-10-22T08:36:29.622Z
Wilmington, OH — Residents across southwest Ohio can expect an extended stretch of dry, slightly warmer than normal fall weather from Thursday, Oct. 22, through Tuesday, Oct. 27, with afternoon temperatures approaching the lower 70s and rain chances remaining near zero throughout most of the six day period.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, slightly above normal temperatures will continue through the week, accompanied by long periods of clear skies and occasional clouds.
Thursday will bring pleasant conditions, with regional afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 68 degrees. Overnight readings are expected to fall into the lower to middle 40s, providing a cooler start to Friday.
Friday will feature similar conditions, with afternoon highs near 68 degrees and generally dry weather continuing across the region.
Saturday will remain comfortable, with temperatures reaching around 69 degrees before cooling overnight into the 40s.
A modest warming trend is expected Sunday, when afternoon temperatures could climb to approximately 71 degrees.
Monday could be the warmest day of the forecast period, with regional highs near 72 degrees before temperatures ease slightly Tuesday to around 69 degrees.
The National Weather Service precipitation outlook shows a 0% chance of measurable rainfall across much of the forecast period, with only minimal probabilities appearing toward Tuesday.
The prolonged dry pattern should provide favorable conditions for outdoor activities, fall festivals, yardwork and travel across Cincinnati, Dayton, Wilmington and surrounding southwest Ohio communities.
Despite the mild afternoons, residents should prepare for cooler mornings, with overnight temperatures generally falling into the 40s.
Forecasters expect the overall weather pattern to remain stable, with no significant rainfall indicated through Tuesday