A Subzero Prelude: -16°C at the Dryden Airport, Gently Awakening at 5:25 AM 
Dryden – WEATHER – The Dryden Airport serves as the stage for a subzero prelude, welcoming the day with a calm Canadian politeness, after all what else can you do, at -16°C as the clock strikes 5:25 AM. The tranquil palette of winter unfolds in Vermilion Bay and Dryden.
Today’s Winter Canvas: Mainly Cloudy with a 40 Percent Chance of Flurries 
The winter canvas of Vermilion Bay and Dryden reveals mainly cloudy skies, adorned with a fleeting 40 percent chance of flurries early in the morning. The northwest wind at 20 km/h, gusting to 40, embraces a gentle dance, eventually becoming light in the morning. The high struggles to reach minus 11°C, accompanied by a brisk morning wind chill of minus 24, softening to a milder minus 16 in the afternoon.
Tonight’s Celestial Serenity: Clear Skies and a Gentle Southwest Breeze 
As night descends, Vermilion Bay and Dryden bask in celestial serenity under clear skies. The wind, now from the southwest at 20 km/h gusting to 40 after midnight, marks a low of minus 14. The evening wind chill of minus 17 gives way to a more frigid minus 23 overnight.
Tuesday’s Winter Waltz: Mainly Cloudy Tones, Softened by a Light Afternoon Breeze 
Tuesday unveils a winter waltz, painted in mainly cloudy tones that gradually soften. The wind, initially west at 20 km/h, becomes light in the early afternoon. The daytime high reaches minus 5°C, with a morning wind chill of minus 20 and a more gentle minus 9 in the afternoon.
Tuesday Night’s Nocturnal Harmony: Cloudy Periods in the Symphony of Winter 
As night takes center stage, Vermilion Bay and Dryden experience nocturnal harmony with cloudy periods. The night’s low retreats to minus 12, offering a peaceful backdrop to the winter symphony.
Winter Wardrobe Ensemble: Adorn Layers for Winter’s Tranquil Palette 
Prepare for Vermilion Bay and Dryden’s tranquil palette with layered warmth. Insulated jackets, scarves, and cozy mittens are your companions against the winter breeze and the gentle flurries.
Weather Trivia: The Dance of Snow Crystals 
Did you know that snow crystals form in a variety of shapes, including stars, needles, and columns, depending on the temperature and humidity? The dance of snow crystals adds a unique touch to the winter landscape.
