SUDBURY – WEATHER – Sudbury greets the day with a frosty -17.6°C, as reported from the Greater Sudbury Airport this Sunday morning.
The skies remain partly cloudy, but the city is on the cusp of a significant temperature shift. With the pressure rising and conditions improving, Sudbury is poised for a more temperate week ahead, marking a welcome change from the morning’s biting cold.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions
As of 7:00 AM EDT, Sudbury’s weather is partly cloudy with the temperature nearly reaching -18°C. The atmospheric pressure stands firm at 102.9 kPa, showing a rising tendency that suggests clearer skies ahead. Despite a moderate east-northeast wind of 9 km/h, the wind chill has plunged to a brisk -24°C. However, visibility is excellent at 32 km, offering clear views across the city.
Today’s Forecast
Expected Conditions
Today promises mainly sunny skies with a light wind up to 15 km/h, bringing a high of -1°C. The wind chill in the morning feels much colder at -21°C but is expected to rise to a more bearable -3°C by the afternoon. The UV index is moderate at 3, indicating a fair amount of sunlight penetration through the cloud cover.
Tonight, the skies will turn partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of flurries. The wind will continue at a gentle pace up to 15 km/h, lowering temperatures to -7°C and a wind chill nearing -12°C, suggesting a chilly but relatively stable night.
Extended Weather Outlook
Monday sees a shift with mainly cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of morning flurries. The wind will pick up, coming from the southeast at 20 km/h and gusting to 40 km/h, marking a significant increase in temperature to a high of 6°C. Despite the chilly start with a wind chill of -12°C, the day is set to warm up nicely. The UV index will also increase to 4, indicating moderate exposure to UV radiation.
The warming trend continues into Tuesday, with cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of rain, bringing a high of 9°C. The night will bring periods of rain with a low of +4°C, showcasing a mild and damp end to the day.
Wardrobe Recommendations
Given the significant temperature fluctuations throughout the day, Sudbury residents should consider dressing in layers to easily adjust to changing conditions. Morning necessitates thermal wear and heavy jackets to combat the severe wind chill, while afternoons may allow for lighter, more breathable fabrics. Waterproof footwear and an umbrella or raincoat are advisable for Tuesday’s expected rain.
Weather Trivia
Did you know Sudbury is one of Canada’s major cities with significant temperature variations between seasons? Its geographical position and local weather patterns contribute to dramatic changes, from very cold winters to warm summers, illustrating the diverse climate of the Canadian Shield.
