January 3, 2025: Detailed Weather Forecasts
Thunder Bay – WEATHER DESK – As we enter the first week of January, Northern Ontario’s First Nation communities are experiencing typical winter conditions characterized by cold temperatures, varying cloud cover, and intermittent snowfall.
Here are comprehensive weather forecasts for Marten Falls, Big Trout Lake (KI), Sachigo Lake, Sandy Lake, Kasabonika, Bearskin Lake, Pikangikum, Attawapiskat, Peawanuck, Summer Beaver, Fort Severn/Wasaho Cree Nation, Neskantaga, Round Lake, and Cat Lake for January 3 through January 6, 2025.
Marten Falls:
Big Trout Lake (KI):
Sachigo Lake:
Sandy Lake:
Kasabonika:
Bearskin Lake:
Pikangikum:
Attawapiskat:
Severe Weather: Attawapiskat
Fri, Jan 3, 8:00 AM – Fri, Jan 3, 9:03 PM
Blowing Snow Advisory in effect from 8:00 AM EST until 9:03 PM EST.
Peawanuck:
Severe Weather: Peawanuck
Fri, Jan 3, 8:00 AM – Fri, Jan 3, 9:03 PM
Blowing Snow Advisory in effect from 8:00 AM EST until 9:03 PM EST.
Summer Beaver:
Fort Severn/Wasaho Cree Nation:
Severe Weather: Fort Severn
Fri, Jan 3, 8:00 AM – Fri, Jan 3, 9:03 PM
Blowing Snow Advisory in effect from 8:00 AM EST until 9:03 PM EST.
Neskantaga:
Round Lake:
Cat Lake:
Wardrobe Recommendations: Given the forecasted conditions, residents are advised to dress warmly in layers, including insulated jackets, thermal undergarments, hats, gloves, and scarves. In areas expecting snowfall and windy conditions, waterproof and wind-resistant outerwear is recommended to maintain comfort and safety.
Weather Trivia: Did you know? Fort Severn is Ontario’s northernmost community, often experiencing some of the province’s most extreme winter conditions. Its remote location contributes to significant temperature variations and frequent severe weather events during the winter months.
Note: This forecast is based on the latest data available as of January 3, 2025. Weather conditions can change rapidly; therefore, it is advisable to stay updated with the NetNewsLedger Weather Desk’s forecasts and any weather advisories for your specific area.
Stay warm and safe!