Well below normal highs in the mid-20s to mid-30s will feel even colder under a 10 knot wind, NWS continued.
[5:00 AM] Despite the sunshine today, high temperatures will struggle to rise above the climatological normal low temperature for late November. A warming trend into midweek is first felt on Monday, with high temperatures into the 40s area wide. pic.twitter.com/WInn7hlMyK
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) November 20, 2022
Tonight will be quiet and clear with temperatures falling around 20 degrees. The lows in the lower 20s tonight will signal the very beginning of a warming trend for next week, according to NWS.
Sunshine begins the work week with Monday seeing considerably warmer temperatures than it has been this last week. A high temperature of 46 degrees will occur. Wind gusts may transpire with gusts ranging from 10 to 16 mph and up to 35 mph, with chances of decreasing later in the day.
Monday night will be mostly clear and cold as temperatures will fall around mid-20′s.
Tuesday continues with the sunny and slightly warmer trend with highs reaching in the upper 40′s. The overnight will be mostly clear and cold again, with a low of 29 degrees.
Sunny skies dawn brightly on Wednesday with a high near 52 degrees. The nighttime skies will be partly cloudy and cold, with temperatures falling in the low 30′s.
Low 50′s and partly sunny skies will strike for Thanksgiving Day. A 30% chance of precipitation may accompany.
Rain and snow may be possible Friday into the weekend along with temperatures decreasing once more.
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