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North Bay outlook: gusty start to week, midweek cool-down and late-week rebound

Environment Canada data show a cooler, breezy start giving way to cloud and shower chances midweek before seasonal temperatures return late week in North Bay.

North Bay outlook: gusty start to week, midweek cool-down and late-week rebound
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Current conditions and today’s setup

North Bay began Sunday under mainly sunny skies with a temperature of 14.4°C at 9:07 a.m., according to Environment Canada data. Surface pressure stood at 101.6 and rising, visibility reached 48.3 km, the dew point was 10.6°C, and relative humidity measured 78%. Winds were from the northwest at 15 km/h.

Through the late morning and afternoon, forecasters expect increasing cloudiness near noon, with winds becoming west 20 km/h, gusting to 40 by late morning. The daytime high is forecast to reach 21°C. The UV index is 7 (high), which warrants sun protection during peak hours.

Early-week: sunshine, stronger winds and a modest humidex

On Monday, the region is expected to start off mainly sunny before cloud cover increases late in the morning. Winds will strengthen early: southwest 30 km/h, gusting to 50 in the morning. The high is projected at 24°C with a humidex of 27, and the UV index remains 7 (high). By Monday night, skies turn cloudy with a 60% chance of showers and a low near 16°C.

Midweek: cooler, cloudier and intermittently wet

Tuesday trends cooler under cloudy skies with a 60% chance of showers and a daytime high around 19°C. Tuesday night remains cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and a low near 12°C. The cool spell deepens on Wednesday with another cloudy day and a 60% chance of showers; the high is forecast to reach only 16°C. Wednesday night stays cloudy with a low close to 11°C.

Late week: return toward seasonal

Conditions improve by Thursday with a mix of sun and cloud and a rebound to about 23°C. Thursday night brings cloudy periods and a low near 14°C. The pattern holds into Friday with a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 22°C; Friday night remains under cloudy periods with a low of 14°C. Saturday is expected to stay fair with a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 23°C.

How it compares to normal

Typical mid-July values for North Bay are listed as a normal high of 24°C and a normal low of 14°C. Today’s forecast high of 21°C runs cooler than the seasonal daytime benchmark. Monday returns closer to the norm at 24°C, followed by a notable dip below seasonal on Tuesday (19°C) and especially Wednesday (16°C). Late in the week, projected highs of 22–23°C trend back toward seasonal territory, with overnight lows broadly near the seasonal 14°C from mid to late week.

Hourly snapshot for Sunday

Environment Canada’s hourly temperatures through the day point to a gradual warmup, peaking near the low 20s mid to late afternoon. Sample readings include: 10 a.m. 15°C, noon 18°C, 3 p.m. 20°C, 5 p.m. 21°C, and 9 p.m. 18°C.

Sunrise and sunset

Sunrise: 5:44 a.m. | Sunset: 9:03 p.m.

What to watch and safety notes

  • Winds: Gusts to 40 km/h late Sunday morning and up to 50 km/h Monday morning (southwest). Secure light outdoor items and use caution on open roads and water.
  • UV index: At 7 (high) today and Monday, seek shade at midday, wear sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
  • Showers: A 60% chance returns Monday night and Tuesday, again Wednesday. Keep rain gear handy and watch for reduced visibility on commutes.

Seven-day outlook at a glance

PeriodConditionsHighLowWindPrecip. chance
Today (Sun)Mainly sunny, increasing cloud near noon21°CW 20 km/h, gust 40 (late morning)
TonightClearing13°CW 20 km/h becoming light
MonMainly sunny, increasing cloud late morning24°CSW 30 km/h, gust 50 (morning)
Mon nightCloudy16°C60%
TueCloudy19°C60%
Tue nightCloudy12°C30%
WedCloudy16°C60%
Wed nightCloudy11°C
ThuMix of sun and cloud23°C
Thu nightCloudy periods14°C
FriMix of sun and cloud22°C
Fri nightCloudy periods14°C
SatMix of sun and cloud23°C

All figures are based on Environment Canada data.

Jake Morrison
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