By james art 
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A cold front crossing North Carolina on Saturday is expected to bring a cooler air mass and possible rain to the Wilmington area. Residents can expect patchy fog in the early morning, potentially affecting visibility on major roadways such as I-40 and NC-17. As the day progresses, skies will clear with temperatures reaching a high near 71 degrees, a noticeable drop from recent warmer days. Drivers should be careful, especially in the morning hours when the fog is thickest.
Conditions will stabilize by Sunday with northeast winds gusting to 17 mph, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington. Although isolated showers are expected, Georgetown, Horry and Williamsburg counties may see brief periods of rain. Temperatures are expected to hover in the low to mid 70s, providing a refreshing change for the area.
Sunday night will bring partly cloudy skies and a low around 56 degrees, with lingering northeast winds. For those planning outdoor activities, Monday’s forecast offers more favorable conditions, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 75 degrees, making for a pleasant start to the work week.
Going forward, Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to remain mostly sunny with highs gradually climbing into the upper 70s, reaching around 81 degrees by midweek. The region could experience another chance of rain late Thursday, signaling more changeable weather patterns.
Stay informed of changing conditions by following local forecasts and prepare for possible rain and fog on the roads Sunday morning. For residents who must commute, being careful and planning in foggy conditions can make for a safer commute.
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