The day begins with sunshine before clouds gradually move in, bringing a slight chance of showers or flurries in the evening. Early morning fog will clear, and light winds will keep conditions calm throughout the day. Heading into the weekend,
Cloudy skies will develop this morning, bringing a chance of light flurries or rain showers by the afternoon. Conditions will clear tonight before a mix of sun and cloud returns on Friday. Heading into the weekend, expect clearing skies with
Bright and sunny conditions will dominate today before clouds move in later this evening. The week ahead will see a mix of sun and cloud, with generally calm winds and no significant weather disturbances. Flurries are possible Friday night, but
Cloudy skies will linger this morning before clearing around midday, bringing some brighter conditions for the afternoon. The trend of milder weather continues into midweek with sunny skies expected tomorrow and slightly warmer temperatures. A mix of cloud and sun
Cooler-than-usual conditions will persist today with cloudy skies and a chance of flurries. Overnight, light snowfall is expected before skies clear by morning. Sunshine will return Tuesday, helping temperatures climb closer to seasonal norms. The warming trend is set to
Temperatures will remain well below seasonal norms today, with cloudy skies and a chance of flurries. Overnight conditions will turn colder with bitter wind chills posing a risk of frostbite. The chilly trend continues Sunday, though slightly improved temperatures are
Chilly conditions continue today with a mix of sun and cloud and a slight chance of flurries. The cold will remain overnight, with temperatures dipping sharply before some cloud cover returns on Saturday. Flurries are possible again Saturday afternoon, but
Snowfall is expected to become heavy at times this morning. Before the snow ends tonight, 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways and parking lots may become difficult to navigate due to accumulating
Cloudy skies dominate the forecast, with a chance of flurries developing later in the day. Periods of snow are expected overnight, accompanied by gusty winds that will continue into Thursday. Accumulations could be significant, with up to 15 centimetres expected
Cloudy skies will clear slightly around noon today, offering brief sunny breaks before cloud cover returns this evening with a chance of flurries. Wednesday brings an increased risk of flurries throughout the day, accompanied by gusty winds that will add
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