Wilmington, Ohio – Scorching heat and stormy weather are heading toward Ohio, with Sunday shaping up to be the most volatile day of the week. Residents in Wilmington and surrounding Clinton County should prepare for strong to severe thunderstorms after noon, along with heat index values nearing 100°F.
Sunday Weather Forecast
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, thunderstorms are expected to develop in the afternoon, with wind gusts and heavy rain likely. The storm chances are around 50%, with localized flooding possible, particularly in low-lying areas and rural roads like State Route 134. Some spots may experience rainfall exceeding half an inch.
While the high for Sunday will be around 88°F, the muggy conditions, with dewpoints in the 70s, will make it feel much hotter. Storm activity is expected to taper off by late evening, but the heat and humidity will linger.
Extended 5-Day Forecast for Wilmington:
Sunday (88°F): Thunderstorms likely after 1 p.m., muggy with possible flooding.
Monday (86°F): Mostly sunny with a slight chance of storms late in the day.
Tuesday (89°F): Mostly sunny, dry during the day, and mild overnight.
Wednesday (90°F): Afternoon and evening thunderstorms possible.
Thursday (88°F): Scattered storms likely, with muggy and unsettled conditions.
Safety Tips and Reminders:
Expect more humid, storm-prone weather through midweek. Stay alert for updated advisories, and avoid travel during heavy downpours to ensure safety. The combination of storms and intense heat makes it especially important to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure.
