Light Snow and Dropping Temperatures Ahead

Pickle Lake residents are currently facing seasonal winter weather conditions, with the temperature at -13°C and light snow adding a layer of winter’s touch. The barometric pressure holds steady at 101.6 kPa, indicating stable yet chilly weather patterns.

With humidity at 85%, the atmosphere feels particularly damp and cold, while winds from the north at 11 km/h push the wind chill down to a frosty -19°C.

Today’s Weather Forecast

The day will continue with periods of light snow as winds pick up to 20 km/h from the north, causing temperatures to drop further to -15°C by the afternoon.

The wind chill effect will intensify, dropping from -18°C in the morning to -25°C later in the day, underscoring the heightened risk of frostbite for anyone spending extended periods outside.

Tonight’s Conditions

Light snow is expected to cease after midnight, leading to mainly cloudy skies. The wind will slow to 15 km/h, but with the low reaching -27°C, the wind chill will make it feel as cold as -35°C overnight, presenting a significant risk of frostbite.

Looking Ahead to Friday and the Weekend

Friday promises a slight break from the snow with a mix of sun and cloud, becoming sunny in the morning. However, the high of -18°C and a morning wind chill of -36°C keep the risk of frostbite prevalent. The UV index will stay low at 1, indicating minimal sunlight intensity.

The weekend will see a slight warming trend with a high of -9°C on Saturday, yet the persistent cloud cover and 40 percent chance of flurries continue.

Nighttime temperatures will remain bitterly cold, particularly on Sunday night when the sky clears, dropping to a low of -27°C.

Given these conditions, it is crucial for Pickle Lake residents to take comprehensive measures to stay warm. Layering clothing, minimizing outdoor exposure, and staying updated on weather forecasts are key strategies to mitigate the risk of frostbite.