Thunder Bay – WEATHER – In Thunder Bay for Sunday residents are gearing up for a day characterized by light snow, a cloudy sky, and a nip in the air, followed by a blustery night. The weather forecast promises a true taste of the approaching winter season.
Today’s Forecast: Cloudy with a Sprinkle of Snow
- The day in Thunder Bay starts cloudy, setting the stage for a cozy, wintry atmosphere.
- Periods of light snow are expected to begin around noon, adding a gentle touch of winter wonder to the city.
- The wind will shift to the west, picking up speed early in the afternoon at 20 km/h.
- Despite a high temperature of minus 2 degrees Celsius, the wind chill will make it feel considerably colder, dropping from minus 14 in the morning to minus 6 in the afternoon.
- The UV index remains low at 1, reflecting the limited sunshine on this cloudy day.
Tonight’s Weather Outlook:
- Snowfall is set to continue into the evening but should taper off near midnight, leading to mainly cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of flurries.
- The total snow accumulation for the night is expected to be around 2 cm.
- The wind will become more vigorous, blowing from the northwest at 40 km/h and gusting to a forceful 70 km/h. This will bring a significant chill to the night air.
- Temperatures will drop to a low of minus 12 degrees, but with the wind chill, it will feel like minus 9 in the evening and a much colder minus 21 overnight.
Looking Ahead to Monday, November 27th:
- Monday offers a mix of sun and cloud, a slight reprieve from the snowy conditions.
- However, the northwest wind will continue to be strong, at 30 km/h and gusting to 50 km/h.
- The temperature is expected to hover steadily around minus 11 degrees, with the wind chill making it feel near minus 22.
- The UV index will remain low at 1.
Wardrobe and Safety Tips:
- Layering is crucial: thermal wear, followed by a warm middle layer, and a wind-resistant outer layer is the way to go.
- Don’t forget a warm hat, gloves, and a scarf to protect against the wind chill.
- Be cautious if you need to be outdoors for extended periods, as the wind chill could lead to discomfort and potential frostbite.
Conclusion: Thunder Bay residents should prepare for a day of light snow and strong winds, followed by a particularly chilly night. Stay warm, stay safe, and enjoy the early hints of winter in the city, whether you’re indoors looking out or bundled up and braving the cold.
