Vermilion Bay and Dryden Weather: Smoke, Showers, and Thunder in the Mix

September 21, 2023

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🌅 Early Morning Start: +12°C at 6:00 AM CDT!

Good morning, Vermilion Bay and Dryden! It’s a comfortable +12°C at 6:00 in the morning, and the skies are a mix of sun and clouds. But Mother Nature has a few twists and turns planned for today.
As the day progresses, keep an eye on the horizon because there’s a 30 percent chance of showers in the afternoon, complete with a risk of thunderstorms. And let’s not forget the morning haze with some local smoke, adding a touch of mystery to the day.
The high today is 23°C, but with the humidity (humidex 26), it’ll feel just a tad warmer. And with the UV index at a moderate 4, don’t forget your sunscreen and shades. Sunscreen is your ally against both sun and clouds!

As night falls upon Vermilion Bay and Dryden, we’re in for some weather drama. Expect mainly cloudy skies with a hefty 60 percent chance of showers and, you guessed it, a risk of thunderstorms. The wind will become northeast at 20 km/h overnight, adding to the atmosphere.
The low tonight is 13°C, so whether you’re listening to the rain or counting lightning strikes, it’s a night to stay cozy.

Friday’s forecast is like a weather rollercoaster. We start with cloudy skies and a 70 percent chance of showers, but by afternoon, it’ll switch to a 30 percent chance. And don’t forget the morning and afternoon risk of thunderstorms to keep things exciting. The wind will be a consistent northeast at 20 km/h.
The high for Friday is 17°C, and the UV index takes a step back to a low 2. So, pack your umbrella and keep an eye on the skies. It’s a day for weather enthusiasts!

📸 Send in Your Weather Photos and News Tips!

Vermilion Bay and Dryden, we want to see your weather adventures, rain or shine! Whether you’re capturing cloud formations, lightning bolts, or the smoky skies, snap those weather photos and share your stories. If you’ve got a hot tip on breaking news, spill the beans! Send your captures and news tips to nwoupdate@netnewsledger.com, and you could be our next Newshawk hero. Stay weather-ready, folks, and keep that umbrella within arm’s reach for today’s weather surprises!