Today’s Forecast: Damp with Lingering Drizzle
Dryden, Vermilion Bay, and Red Lake Road are experiencing light rain this morning, with current conditions showing a temperature of 1.9°C and a matching dew point, resulting in 100% humidity. Visibility is reduced to 1.6 km due to the rain and accompanying fog patches. Winds are light at 4 km/h from the southeast, and atmospheric pressure is 100.6 kPa.
Periods of drizzle will taper off by late morning, leaving behind cloudy skies and a 40% chance of additional drizzle throughout the day. Fog patches will persist, and temperatures are expected to hold steady at 2°C.
Tonight: Cloudy and Foggy
The evening will remain overcast, with fog patches continuing into the night. Temperatures will drop to -3°C, setting the stage for a cooler night ahead.
Sunday, December 29: Overcast and Cooler
Sunday will bring overcast skies, with morning fog clearing by midday. Winds will stay light, and highs will reach -1°C, though a wind chill of -5°C will make it feel colder. The night will bring partly cloudy skies and a low of -6°C.
Monday, December 30: A Bright Break
Monday will feature a mix of sun and clouds, providing some relief from the gray weather. Highs will be around -4°C, and overnight, temperatures will drop to -10°C with a slight chance of flurries.
Tuesday, December 31: A Chilly New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve will be cloudy with a 30% chance of flurries. Temperatures will peak at -8°C and dip to -12°C overnight, making for a frosty farewell to 2024.
Wednesday, January 1: A Freezing Start to 2025
The first day of the new year will bring cloudy skies and a 40% chance of flurries. Daytime highs will reach -11°C, while overnight lows will plummet to -17°C, marking the coldest point of the week.
Historical Weather Trivia
On December 28, Dryden saw a record high of 4.7°C in 1982, while the record low was a frigid -37.2°C in 1974. Today’s steady 2°C is a far cry from those extreme numbers!
Wardrobe Wisdom
Waterproof layers are essential for today’s drizzle. Switch to insulated gear as temperatures drop, and make sure your footwear is sturdy for slick or icy conditions. Reflective clothing is also a good idea to improve visibility in foggy areas.
