RED LAKE – WEATHER – Residents at the north end of Highway 105 in Red Lake are experiencing a chilly start to their day at -13°C, with light snow adding a wintry touch to the morning landscape.

The barometer shows a rising trend at 101.5 kPa, suggesting a slight shift in weather patterns. Humidity is high at 84%, and northwest winds at 12 km/h are making the wind chill feel significantly colder at -20°C.

Today: A Day of Clouds and Potential Snow

The forecast for today predicts cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of flurries. While the wind from the northwest is expected to lighten this morning, the high for the day is set at a chilly -8°C. Morning wind chills could plummet to -23°C, gradually warming to -13°C by the afternoon. With a low UV index of 1, sunlight will be scarce, reinforcing the day’s cold feel.

Tonight: Increased Chance of Flurries

The likelihood of flurries increases this evening into the overnight, starting with a 30 percent chance early on and jumping to 70 percent as the night progresses. The wind will continue at up to 15 km/h, contributing to a low of -14°C. Evening wind chills are expected to be around -11°C, dropping to -17°C overnight.

Sunday, 11 Feb: Cloudy with Flurries

Sunday maintains the trend with mainly cloudy skies. A 70 percent chance of flurries in the early hours will decrease to 30 percent later in the morning. The wind chill in the morning is forecasted to feel like -17°C, improving slightly to -8°C in the afternoon amidst a high of -6°C. The UV index remains low, continuing the pattern of limited sunshine and persistent cold.

Sunday Night: Continued Cold with Chance of Flurries

The evening will close with cloudy periods and a 30 percent chance of flurries, as temperatures dip to a low of -16°C. This consistent cold pattern underscores the importance of proper winter attire and preparations for Red Lake residents.

Staying Engaged with the Weather

For those in Red Lake, the coming days demand attention to weather forecasts and appropriate preparations. Ensuring that heating systems are functioning correctly, vehicles are winter-ready, and outdoor activities are planned with the weather in mind can help mitigate the cold’s impact. Staying informed and prepared will be key to navigating the weekend’s chilly conditions comfortably.