Wet and Windy Day Ahead for Greater Sudbury

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Greater Sudbury, ON – Brace yourselves, Sudbury, as today’s forecast calls for a mix of showers and potential thunderstorms. The temperature will climb to a modest 22°C, but don’t let that fool you—this won’t be a sunny day. Expect steady showers throughout the day, bringing between 20 to 30 mm of rain, and there’s a risk of thunderstorms, particularly this afternoon. Winds will be relatively light, blowing from the west at 10 to 15 km/h, but this won’t do much to dry things out.

This Evening and Tonight: The showers will persist into the evening, tapering off slightly overnight, with a low dipping to a cooler 11°C. The ground will likely remain soaked, so keep an eye out for any localized flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.

Looking Ahead: Monday, August 19th, offers a brief respite from the rain as the skies clear slightly. Expect a high of around 21°C with a mix of sun and cloud by the afternoon. However, temperatures will drop to a crisp 12°C at night under clear skies. The rest of the week looks much brighter, with sunny conditions and highs around 23°C expected from Tuesday through Thursday.

Historical Context: On August 18th in previous years, Sudbury has seen highs of up to 31.7°C back in 1955 and lows plummeting to a chilly 5°C in 1963. The heaviest rainfall recorded on this day was 28.4 mm in 1974, a figure we might approach today.

Wardrobe Tip: Keep those rain boots handy and don’t forget a sturdy umbrella if you’re heading out today. The weather will be cool but wet, so layering up might be a good idea.

Weather Trivia: Did you know that Sudbury once experienced a sweltering 36.1°C on August 19th, 1955? Quite a contrast to today’s wet and cool conditions!

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