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Wilmington’s Scorching Summer Forecast | Wilmington News
Wilmington braces for a scorching summer, with The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicting record-breaking heat starting mid-June and peaking in July—especially July 9–19, when temps average 90°F. The city’s all-time high was 104°F in 1952, with several 103°F days since. July is the hottest month (avg. 90°F), followed by August (88.3°F) and September (83.9°F). July 2012 was the hottest on record at 84.7°F avg. Expect 45+ days above 90°F and 157+ days above 80°F annually—with 2023 and 2024 ranking as the second and third hottest years. Stay hydrated and stay cool—this one’s heating up. Support the…
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