An upper-level trough will be leaving our area over the next 12-hours, moving the cold front that passed through today offshore. At the tail-end of this trough is a surface cyclone, centered in upper Ontario, with an associated surface cold font that is expected to pass through our area sometime on Saturday, making temperatures fall further than today. With the passing of this trough, a ridge will set up over our area and a surface high pressure system will move towards the northeast, creating a northerly air flow regime and keeping temperatures low but skies clear.
Thursday Night
Clear skies and moderate northwesterly wind. Wind chills could reach the low 40s
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Friday
Mostly sunny skies and dry with a strong northwesterly wind
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Friday Night
Clear skies with a light breeze. Wind chills can be as low as the upper 30s
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Saturday
Mostly sunny skies with a northwesterly breeze changing to a southwesterly wind with the passing of the surface cold front
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Saturday Night
Clouds increasing throughout the night with a light breeze
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