Fort Frances Weather: Cloudy Skies and Seasonal Chill

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Winter Weather Update

Today’s Cloudy Outlook

Fort Frances and the surrounding areas, including Mine Centre, Seine River, and Red Gut FN, are starting the day at -9°C with a wind chill of -14°C. While current conditions are not directly observed, the 84% humidity and southerly winds at 9 km/h ensure it feels crisp. The barometric pressure is 102.1 kPa and falling, signaling potential changes ahead.

Cloudy skies dominate the day, with a 40% chance of flurries this morning and a risk of freezing drizzle, so be cautious of slippery roads and walkways. The temperature will climb to a high of -7°C, but wind chills will make it feel like -18°C this morning and -10°C this afternoon. Winds will stay light, up to 15 km/h, keeping conditions manageable despite the chill.

Tonight: Cloudy and Steady

The evening brings mainly cloudy skies, with temperatures holding steady near -10°C. The wind chill will hover around -13°C, with winds remaining calm at up to 15 km/h, making it a cold but tranquil night.

Monday: Milder but Cloudy

Monday continues the cloudy trend, with a high of -5°C. Wind chills will feel like -13°C in the morning and improve to -7°C in the afternoon, making it a milder but still wintry day. The UV index will be low at 1. Monday night brings cloudy periods with a low of -9°C, offering another calm, frosty night.

Looking Ahead

Tuesday through Thursday features a mix of sun and cloud, with temperatures gradually rising. Highs will reach -4°C on Tuesday, -2°C on Wednesday, and -1°C on Thursday, providing a slight thaw. Overnight lows will range from -7°C to -2°C, keeping the festive chill in the air.


Wardrobe Suggestions

Today calls for your reliable winter layers. A warm parka, insulated gloves, and a scarf are essential, especially with the wind chill. Waterproof boots are recommended for any freezing drizzle or flurries.


Weather Trivia

Did you know? Fort Frances’ record low for December 22 is -36.1°C, set in 1983. Meanwhile, the highest temperature ever recorded on this date was a mild 5.2°C in 1994. It’s always an adventure with Northern Ontario weather!

 

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