Weather Newmarket Ontario

Newmarket forecast: warm day with widespread smoke, humidex near 31 and thunderstorm risk

Environment Canada data show a high near 27°C with widespread smoke and a very high UV index. Residents should be prepared for humid conditions and a possible thunderstorm overnight.

Newmarket forecast: warm day with widespread smoke, humidex near 31 and thunderstorm risk
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What to expect today

Newmarket will see a

"A mix of sun and cloud"
through the day, with temperatures rising into the mid to high twenties and lingering smoke reducing air quality. Environment Canada observations and the local forecast indicate a daytime high of 27°C and a humidex value that could reach 31.

Conditions this morning were cool and humid, with a reported temperature around 16.2°C at 6:03 a.m., pressure at 101.9 kPa and humidity at 93%. A northerly breeze near 3 km/h was noted. The forecast warns that smoke will be widespread this afternoon, having been localised earlier.

Timing and immediate risks

The detailed hourly outlook shows a steady rise in temperature through the morning into the afternoon:

  • 10 a.m. — 20°C
  • 1 p.m. — 24°C
  • 3–5 p.m. — 26–27°C

The forecast also notes a 40 per cent chance of showers overnight, with a risk of a thunderstorm and a low near 17°C.

Short-term outlook (next few days)

Over the next three days the forecast indicates:

Day High Notes
Today (Fri) 27°C Widespread smoke; very high UV (index 9)
Saturday 25°C Cloudy with 60% chance of showers; gusty winds possible
Sunday 24°C Sunny

What residents should know

Key points from the forecast for Newmarket:

  • Expect widespread smoke this afternoon; air quality may be reduced.
  • Daytime temperatures around 27°C with a humidex near 31, making it feel noticeably warmer.
  • There is a 40% chance of showers overnight and a risk of thunderstorms.

With a UV index of 9 described as very high, sun protection is advisable during midday and afternoon hours despite the smoke. The forecast is based on Environment Canada data provided to local outlets.

Zoe Simard
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