By: Stephen McCoy
A cold front will move through the region late on Friday as a low pressure system tracks eastward over southern Ontario. The front will bring cloudy conditions through the day with a likely chance for showers, especially in the afternoon. Some thunderstorms may also develop along the front, which may cause a halt in track activities if lightning gets too close. However, for now, it is still too uncertain where individual storms will track. Winds through the day will largely be from the South, with some stronger gusts reaching to 20 MPH.
As the front moves out of the region on Saturday, high pressure will build in, bringing more stable conditions during the day. Winds from the Northwest will result in slightly cooler temperatures for the morning low, but with drier air aloft creating clearer conditions, afternoon temperatures should reach higher than on Friday. A few stray isolated showers are possible during the morning, however no significant rainfall is expected. Dry conditions will continue into Sunday, which will see the warmest highs of the weekend.
As the front moves out of the region on Saturday, high pressure will build in, bringing more stable conditions during the day. Winds from the Northwest will result in slightly cooler temperatures for the morning low, but with drier air aloft creating clearer conditions, afternoon temperatures should reach higher than on Friday. A few stray isolated showers are possible during the morning, however no significant rainfall is expected. Dry conditions will continue into Sunday, which will see the warmest highs of the weekend.
