Navigating Through Red Lake’s Winter Palette: Flurries, Freeze, and Fleeting Sun

Red Lake Weather Report – Wednesday, December 20

RED LAKE – WEATHER – Good Day Red Lake! It’s a crisp -15°C early this morning. A true winter greeting, isn’t it?

Today: A blend of sun and cloud with a 30% chance of early morning flurries. The wind is switching to the southeast at 20 km/h later this morning. Despite the sun’s efforts, our high is only reaching -12°C. The wind chill is the real talk, making it feel like -25°C this morning and -20°C in the afternoon.

Tonight: The sky turns cloudy, bringing a 60% chance of flurries later in the evening and after midnight. Watch out for some freezing drizzle too. The wind continues from the southeast at 20 km/h, with temperatures rising to -8°C by morning. The wind chill is expected to be -20°C this evening and -14°C overnight.

Wardrobe Suggestion: Don’t skimp on the winter gear – think insulated coat, thermal leggings, and warm boots!

Thursday, December 21

The clouds are sticking around, with a risk of freezing drizzle adding to the winter mix.

Daytime: The south wind blows at 20 km/h, pushing our high to an unexpected zero degrees. However, the morning wind chill will still bite at -14°C.

Evening: Expect cloudy periods with a low of -4°C. A nice break in the clouds to end your day.

Looking Ahead to Christmas Day

A festive forecast! A mix of sun and cloud with a 30% chance of flurries. The high is set at -4°C, creating a picturesque Christmas setting.

Wardrobe Suggestion: Embrace the festive spirit with warm layers and maybe a touch of holiday cheer in your outfit!

Weather Trivia: Did you know that the term “wind chill” was first used in 1939 and describes how wind and cold feel on exposed skin? It’s a key factor in our Canadian winters!