The weekend forecast indicates a significant shift in weather patterns as autumn transitions to winter. Cold air is rapidly moving across the Great Lakes following a frontal passage. This change threatens to bring cold temperatures and potential snow accumulation to several regions, particularly northern Ontario and Michigan.
Weekend Forecast: Rain Ends, Snow Risk Looms Ahead
Periods of rain and drizzle are projected to conclude on Friday afternoon. With temperatures peaking at around 8°C, a cold front will dominate the weather, ushering in gusty northwest winds reaching speeds of 20 km/h.
Weather Breakdown
- Friday Evening: Cooler temperatures dropping to about -5°C overnight as skies partially clear.
- Saturday: Expect partly cloudy conditions with a high of 2°C. A substantial cooldown is anticipated.
- Sunday: Mostly cloudy skies will prevail, with temperatures only reaching 1°C. Lake-effect snow showers are expected to develop.
As the colder air settles, this forecast marks a pivotal moment, highlighting the distinct change in seasons. The combination of lake-effect snow and northerly winds could impact areas near Michigan, with specific locations, such as those near the airport, facing an increased risk of snow accumulation.
Summary of Conditions
| Day | Condition | Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | Rain ends, clearing by evening | 8°C dropping to -5°C overnight |
| Saturday | Partly cloudy | High of 2°C |
| Sunday | Mostly cloudy with potential snow | High of 1°C |
This wintry forecast underscores the importance of preparing for the cold and potential snowfall as the season evolves. Stay updated on local weather alerts as conditions may change rapidly.
