Geraldton Weather: Snowy Skies and Arctic Winds Persist

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Winter is a great time to get out, embrace the weather and enjoy the outdoors
Winter is a great time to get out, embrace the weather and enjoy the outdoors

Current Conditions are Cold and Snowy!

Geraldton – WEATHER DESK – It sure is January! Winter has taken grasp of the saddlehorn and is riding herd over the region.

The Greenstone region, including Geraldton and Highway 11, starts the day under light snow and brisk north-northeast winds at 21 km/h, gusting to 32 km/h. The temperature is -16°C, but the wind chill makes it feel like a biting -25°C. Humidity is at 80%, and visibility is limited to 4 km in the blowing snow.

The barometric pressure reads 101.0 kPa, holding steady.

Today’s Forecast

Snowfall will continue throughout the day, adding 2 to 4 cm to the winter wonderland. Winds from the northeast will gust up to 40 km/h, maintaining a wind chill near -26°C. Temperatures will hold steady around -15°C, making it a cold and blustery day.

Tonight

Light snow will taper off by midnight, giving way to mostly cloudy skies with a 40% chance of flurries. Winds will shift to light overnight after lingering at 20 km/h for the evening. The temperature will plummet to -22°C, with wind chills reaching a frigid -31°C. The risk of frostbite is high—limit outdoor activities and bundle up!

Tuesday, January 14

The day will remain mainly cloudy with a 30% chance of flurries. Winds will stay calm at 15 km/h, but the cold will persist, with a high of -15°C and wind chills starting at -30°C in the morning and moderating to -21°C by the afternoon. Keep those winter layers close, as frostbite risks remain elevated.

Tuesday night will see partly cloudy skies and a low of -21°C, setting the stage for a slightly warmer midweek.

Wednesday, January 15

Skies will become increasingly cloudy during the day, with a high of -9°C, providing a modest break from the deep freeze. Overnight, there’s a 60% chance of flurries, with a low of -10°C expected.


Wardrobe Advice

Today is all about insulation: heavy winter coats, thick gloves, and thermal socks are essential. Don’t forget a scarf and hat to protect your ears and face from frostbite, especially with the gusting winds.


Weather Trivia

Did you know Geraldton was once a bustling gold mining hub? These cold, snowy days might remind you why prospectors treasured a warm fire after a long day!


Weather in Two Sentences

Snowy and cold in Geraldton today with a high of -15°C and wind chills near -26°C. More flurries expected overnight as frostbite risks remain high.

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