Wilmington, Ohio — As spring weather patterns become more intense across the region, residents of Clinton County, Ohio, should prepare themselves for strong gusts and occasional rain showers beginning early on Tuesday.
It is anticipated that gusts of up to forty miles per hour will be present along US-68, particularly during the morning commute, as stated by the National Weather Service in Wilmington. Due to the fact that there is a possibility of rain continuing into Tuesday night, drivers and residents should remain vigilant for the possibility of falling debris and roads that are slippery. On Monday evening, winds will pick up, and they will continue to peak through the middle of the day on Tuesday.
After reaching a high of 54 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday, the temperature will drop to a chilly 33 degrees Fahrenheit by night. There is a possibility that light rain may continue throughout the early hours of Wednesday, but the accumulation is anticipated to be less than tenths of an inch.
Early on Monday morning, there were no wind advisories issued; nevertheless, households should be sure to secure any objects that are outside and keep an eye out for any local notifications. It is not anticipated that the spotter will activate; but, in the event that wind speeds increase, situations may change swiftly.
Looking ahead, the spring weather will shift throughout the week:
- Wednesday: Mostly clear, breezy with a high near 50°F.
- Thursday: Sunny, warming to 58°F.
- Friday: Chance of showers, high around 54°F.
- Saturday: Showers likely, warming up to 70°F.
- Sunday: Continued rain chances with a spring-like high near 73°F.
Stay updated through the NWS Wilmington Office or local emergency channels for any changes. Drivers on US-68 and surrounding routes should remain weather-aware during peak wind hours on Tuesday.
