Greater Sudbury Weather Outlook: Frosty Skies Ahead

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A Crisp Morning for the Nickel City

Greater Sudbury starts the day under mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures sitting at a frosty -15.6°C. The humidity at 83% keeps the air feeling sharp, and the barometric pressure at 102.6 kPa is falling, signaling some subtle weather changes on the horizon. Winds from the northeast at 10 km/h deliver a brisk wind chill of -22°C, perfect for appreciating the coziness of your favorite scarf—or for rethinking your morning jog!

Today: A Mix of Sun and Cloud

As the day unfolds, expect a blend of sunshine and clouds. Winds will remain gentle, reaching up to 15 km/h, with a high of -10°C. The wind chill, however, will make it feel like -21°C in the morning and a slightly milder -15°C in the afternoon. Sudbury’s UV index sits at 1, so no sunscreen is necessary unless you’re on reflective snow.

Tonight: Arctic Chill Incoming

This evening will see a few lingering clouds, but temperatures will drop steeply to -24°C overnight. With north winds picking up to 20 km/h, the wind chill will plummet to a bone-numbing -35°C. This level of cold brings a risk of frostbite, so limit outdoor exposure and keep extremities covered.

The Weekend: Sunshine Meets Sub-Zero

Saturday brings bright, sunny skies but frigid temperatures, with a high of just -19°C. Overnight, Sudbury will stay clear, but the mercury will dip to a sharp -20°C.

Sunday offers more sunshine and a slightly warmer high of -12°C, though the evening may bring some clouds and a 60% chance of flurries, with a low of -12°C.

Early Next Week: Cloudy with a Chance of Flurries

Monday and Tuesday maintain the wintry theme, with highs around -5°C and occasional flurries making an appearance. Lows will hover between -6°C and -7°C, ensuring the snow stays fresh and powdery.

What to Wear?

Layer up! Thermal undergarments, thick gloves, a warm hat, and a windproof coat are non-negotiable today and tomorrow. Be prepared for frostbite risks tonight by avoiding exposed skin during prolonged outdoor activity.


Sudbury Weather Trivia

Did you know Greater Sudbury’s coldest December 20th on record hit -37.2°C in 1983? While today doesn’t approach that historic chill, tonight’s -35°C wind chill might have you imagining what it felt like back then!

 

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