Both Vermilion Bay and Dryden are experiencing the classic transition into fall, with fluctuating temperatures, periods of showers, and a mix of sun and cloud. Prepare for cooler, breezier days as the weather shifts through the week.
Today’s Weather Overview for September 30
Vermilion Bay
Today, Vermilion Bay is seeing a mix of clouds with a 30% chance of afternoon showers. Temperatures will reach a high of 17°C, but northwest winds between 15-20 km/h will make it feel cooler. Overnight, expect the temperature to dip to around 8°C, with the possibility of lingering showers into the evening.
- Wind Speed: 15-20 km/h from the northwest
- Humidity: 70%
- Precipitation: 30% chance of showers
Dryden
In Dryden, similar conditions persist, with overcast skies and a high of 17°C. Winds will be from the northwest at 15 km/h. As evening approaches, the rain chance decreases, and the low will drop to 8°C.
- Winds: Northwest at 15 km/h
- Humidity: 70%
- Precipitation: Light showers possible through the day
Tomorrow’s Forecast for October 1
Vermilion Bay
Tomorrow brings clearing skies in Vermilion Bay, with cooler temperatures around 12°C. Light southwest winds at 10 km/h will make for a calmer day, though the evening will feel cold, dipping to 4°C.
- High: 12°C
- Low: 4°C
- Winds: Southwest at 10 km/h
- Precipitation: 40% chance of light showers
Dryden
Dryden will experience similar conditions, with a high of 12°C and a low of 4°C. A 40% chance of morning showers may linger, but the skies will begin to clear later in the day. Winds will remain light and from the southwest.
October 2 and 3:
Vermilion Bay
The outlook for October 2 and 3 improves, with more sunshine breaking through the clouds. Temperatures will peak at 13°C on both days, and light southwest winds will keep the air feeling cool and crisp. Overnight lows will remain at 4-5°C, so dress warmly if you’re out in the evenings.
Dryden
Dryden will follow a similar pattern, with sunny breaks on October 2 and 3, highs around 13°C, and lows around 4-5°C. Winds will remain calm, and no significant precipitation is expected, making for more pleasant conditions as fall sets in fully.
Wardrobe Recommendations
For these fluctuating fall conditions, dressing in layers will be essential. On September 30, pack a waterproof jacket for potential showers and sturdy footwear for wet conditions. By October 1 and beyond, cooler mornings and evenings will require warm layers, including a sweater and hat to stay comfortable.
On the Water:
If you’re heading out for fishing or boating, light but warm windproof clothing is recommended, especially as mornings will feel colder with light winds from the southwest.
Weather Trivia for Vermilion Bay and Dryden
Did you know? On September 30, 1952, Vermilion Bay and Dryden both experienced unseasonably warm temperatures, with highs reaching 26°C and 25°C respectively. In stark contrast, both areas saw lows of -3°C on this date in 1984, marking one of the chilliest starts to October on record.
