Canada’s Weather Overview for November 17, 18 and 19 2024

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Stay updated with Toronto's detailed weather forecast. From today's sunny spells to the weekend's rain and flurries, learn how to best prepare for the changing conditions
Stay updated with Toronto's detailed weather forecast. From today's sunny spells to the weekend's rain and flurries, learn how to best prepare for the changing conditions

November 17–19, 2024: Canada’s Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast Weather Forecast

THUNDER BAY – WEATHER – As winter approaches, weather patterns across Canada present a dynamic blend of rain, snow, and fluctuating temperatures, from the coastal breezes of Vancouver to the Arctic chill of Alert.

This forecast covers detailed weather conditions for November 17 to 19, 2024, with wardrobe recommendations and historical trivia for each region.


Atlantic Canada

St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador

Current Conditions: Overcast with light rain, 4°C. Winds from the northeast at 20 km/h; barometric pressure at 1012 hPa. Sunrise at 7:03 AM, sunset at 4:22 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Heavy rain with gusty winds. High of 6°C, low of 2°C.
  • November 18: Showers tapering off, mostly cloudy. High of 5°C, low of 0°C.
  • November 19: Partly sunny with a slight chance of rain. High of 7°C, low of 1°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Waterproof jackets and sturdy footwear are essential, with layers for warmth.

Weather Trivia: St. John’s holds the record for Canada’s foggiest city, averaging over 120 fog days annually.

Saint John, New Brunswick

Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy, 5°C. Winds from the southeast at 15 km/h; barometric pressure at 1015 hPa. Sunrise at 7:14 AM, sunset at 4:41 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Light rain in the evening. High of 7°C, low of 1°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies, cool. High of 6°C, low of -2°C.
  • November 19: Sunny and crisp. High of 5°C, low of -3°C.

Wardrobe Tip: A warm coat and gloves are advisable for cooler evenings.

Weather Trivia: Saint John experienced Canada’s first recorded snowfall in November 1638.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Current Conditions: Cloudy with drizzle, 6°C. Winds from the southeast at 12 km/h; barometric pressure at 1010 hPa. Sunrise at 7:12 AM, sunset at 4:40 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Rain likely, with temperatures peaking at 8°C and a low of 2°C.
  • November 18: Partly sunny and breezy. High of 7°C, low of -1°C.
  • November 19: Sunny and cool. High of 6°C, low of -2°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Layered clothing with waterproof gear is recommended.

Weather Trivia: Halifax endured Canada’s largest snowfall in March 2003, with 96 cm of snow.


Quebec

Quebec City

Current Conditions: Snow flurries, -1°C. Winds from the northwest at 25 km/h; barometric pressure at 1020 hPa. Sunrise at 6:54 AM, sunset at 4:12 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Snow showers, with accumulations of 2–5 cm. High of -1°C, low of -6°C.
  • November 18: Cloudy with isolated flurries. High of -2°C, low of -8°C.
  • November 19: Mostly sunny. High of 0°C, low of -5°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Insulated coats, gloves, and boots are a must.

Weather Trivia: Quebec City averages 303 cm of snow annually, making it one of Canada’s snowiest cities.

Montreal

Current Conditions: Overcast, 0°C. Winds from the west at 18 km/h; barometric pressure at 1018 hPa. Sunrise at 7:00 AM, sunset at 4:19 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Light snow with minimal accumulation. High of 1°C, low of -3°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies. High of 0°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 19: Mostly sunny. High of 2°C, low of -2°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Thermal layers and scarves will keep you comfortable.

Weather Trivia: Montreal’s 1998 ice storm left over 3 million people without power.


Ontario

Toronto

Current Conditions: Clear skies, 2°C. Winds from the west at 12 km/h; barometric pressure at 1015 hPa. Sunrise at 7:10 AM, sunset at 4:53 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Sunny and mild. High of 8°C, low of 1°C.
  • November 18: Increasing clouds. High of 6°C, low of 0°C.
  • November 19: Rain likely. High of 7°C, low of 2°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Light jackets are suitable during the day, but layer up at night.

Weather Trivia: Toronto’s hottest November day was 21.7°C in 1950.

Thunder Bay

Current Conditions: Snow showers, -3°C. Winds from the northwest at 22 km/h; barometric pressure at 1018 hPa. Sunrise at 7:31 AM, sunset at 4:49 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Light snow, accumulating up to 3 cm. High of -2°C, low of -8°C.
  • November 18: Partly sunny. High of -1°C, low of -9°C.
  • November 19: Snow likely. High of -3°C, low of -11°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Heavier winter attire is required, including snow boots.

Weather Trivia: Thunder Bay experiences an average of 100 frost days annually.


Manitoba

Winnipeg

Current Conditions: Overcast with light snow, -2°C. Winds from the northwest at 20 km/h; barometric pressure at 1016 hPa. Sunrise at 7:42 AM, sunset at 4:44 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Snow flurries with accumulations up to 3 cm. High of -3°C, low of -8°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies with cooler conditions. High of -4°C, low of -10°C.
  • November 19: Partly sunny and cold. High of -2°C, low of -11°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Thermal wear, hats, and gloves are essential for staying warm in sub-zero conditions.

Weather Trivia: Winnipeg experienced its coldest November day on November 27, 1872, with a temperature of -37.5°C.

Churchill

Current Conditions: Blowing snow, -10°C. Winds from the northwest at 45 km/h; barometric pressure at 1008 hPa. Sunrise at 8:19 AM, sunset at 4:03 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Blustery with snow showers. High of -9°C, low of -15°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies with frigid temperatures. High of -11°C, low of -17°C.
  • November 19: Mostly sunny, high of -12°C, low of -18°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Arctic-grade parkas, gloves, and insulated boots are a must in Churchill’s extreme cold.

Weather Trivia: Churchill is known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World” and has its first snowfalls as early as September.


Saskatchewan

Regina

Current Conditions: Cloudy, -4°C. Winds from the northwest at 25 km/h; barometric pressure at 1022 hPa. Sunrise at 7:56 AM, sunset at 4:47 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Cloudy skies with snow flurries possible. High of -2°C, low of -7°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies, high of -3°C, low of -9°C.
  • November 19: Sunny and cold. High of -2°C, low of -8°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Layered clothing and insulated outerwear are essential for dealing with the prairie winds.

Weather Trivia: Regina’s coldest November day was recorded on November 28, 1893, with a low of -43.3°C.

Saskatoon

Current Conditions: Snow flurries, -5°C. Winds from the northwest at 18 km/h; barometric pressure at 1020 hPa. Sunrise at 8:05 AM, sunset at 4:53 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Partly cloudy with a chance of flurries. High of -4°C, low of -8°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies. High of -5°C, low of -10°C.
  • November 19: Sunny and cold. High of -4°C, low of -9°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Warm coats and scarves are necessary for Saskatoon’s brisk conditions.

Weather Trivia: Saskatoon often experiences “hoar frost” in November, a phenomenon where frost forms intricate patterns on surfaces.


Alberta

Edmonton

Current Conditions: Overcast, -7°C. Winds from the west at 15 km/h; barometric pressure at 1018 hPa. Sunrise at 8:08 AM, sunset at 4:37 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Snow showers likely, with minimal accumulation. High of -5°C, low of -10°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies, high of -6°C, low of -12°C.
  • November 19: Sunny and crisp. High of -4°C, low of -11°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Insulated parkas and gloves are essential for the biting cold.

Weather Trivia: Edmonton holds the record for Canada’s longest winter freeze, lasting 211 days in 1937–38.

Fort McMurray

Current Conditions: Cloudy with snow flurries, -9°C. Winds from the northwest at 20 km/h; barometric pressure at 1016 hPa. Sunrise at 8:26 AM, sunset at 4:27 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Light snow likely. High of -7°C, low of -12°C.
  • November 18: Partly cloudy. High of -8°C, low of -14°C.
  • November 19: Frigid but sunny. High of -6°C, low of -13°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Heavy winter clothing and boots are necessary for sub-zero conditions.

Weather Trivia: Fort McMurray experiences auroras frequently in November, thanks to its latitude.

Calgary

Current Conditions: Partly cloudy, -3°C. Winds from the west at 22 km/h; barometric pressure at 1014 hPa. Sunrise at 7:56 AM, sunset at 4:45 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Mild with a mix of sun and clouds. High of 3°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 18: Sunny skies. High of 2°C, low of -6°C.
  • November 19: Increasing clouds. High of 4°C, low of -3°C.

Wardrobe Tip: A midweight jacket with gloves and hats will keep you comfortable.

Weather Trivia: Calgary’s famous Chinook winds can raise temperatures by 10–20°C in hours, even in winter.

British Columbia

Kamloops

Current Conditions: Mostly sunny, 2°C. Winds from the west at 12 km/h; barometric pressure at 1015 hPa. Sunrise at 7:27 AM, sunset at 4:21 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Clear skies. High of 6°C, low of -1°C.
  • November 18: Mostly sunny with some afternoon clouds. High of 5°C, low of -2°C.
  • November 19: Cloudy with light rain expected. High of 4°C, low of 0°C.

Wardrobe Tip: A warm jacket is recommended for mornings and evenings, while lighter layers are sufficient during the day.

Weather Trivia: Kamloops is one of Canada’s sunniest cities in the winter, with an average of 40 hours of sunshine in November.

Prince George

Current Conditions: Overcast, 0°C. Winds from the southeast at 10 km/h; barometric pressure at 1013 hPa. Sunrise at 7:46 AM, sunset at 4:09 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Cloudy with light snow flurries. High of 1°C, low of -3°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies with colder temperatures. High of -1°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 19: Overcast with snow showers. High of -2°C, low of -6°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Insulated outerwear and sturdy boots are necessary for chilly days and snowy conditions.

Weather Trivia: Prince George’s coldest November temperature was -33.5°C, recorded in 1955.

Vancouver

Current Conditions: Light rain, 7°C. Winds from the southwest at 18 km/h; barometric pressure at 1008 hPa. Sunrise at 7:23 AM, sunset at 4:35 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Steady rain throughout the day. High of 9°C, low of 4°C.
  • November 18: Showers tapering off, with some sun breaks. High of 8°C, low of 3°C.
  • November 19: Partly sunny with scattered showers. High of 7°C, low of 4°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Waterproof jackets and boots are essential for navigating Vancouver’s November rains.

Weather Trivia: Vancouver experiences an average of 20 rainy days in November, making it one of the wettest months of the year.

Victoria

Current Conditions: Drizzle, 8°C. Winds from the southeast at 12 km/h; barometric pressure at 1009 hPa. Sunrise at 7:28 AM, sunset at 4:39 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Periods of rain with mild temperatures. High of 10°C, low of 5°C.
  • November 18: Cloudy with occasional drizzle. High of 9°C, low of 4°C.
  • November 19: Partly cloudy. High of 8°C, low of 3°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Layered clothing with waterproof outerwear is ideal.

Weather Trivia: Victoria often avoids heavy snowfall, but in November 1996, the city was blanketed with 64 cm of snow in a single storm.


Yukon

Dawson City

Current Conditions: Cloudy, -8°C. Winds calm; barometric pressure at 1020 hPa. Sunrise at 9:27 AM, sunset at 3:54 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Snow flurries likely. High of -7°C, low of -12°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies, very cold. High of -9°C, low of -14°C.
  • November 19: Sunny but frigid. High of -8°C, low of -15°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Arctic-grade parkas and thermal boots are essential for Yukon’s early winter chill.

Weather Trivia: Dawson City often sees its rivers freeze solid by mid-November, enabling winter ice-road travel.


Northwest Territories

Yellowknife

Current Conditions: Snow showers, -13°C. Winds from the northwest at 20 km/h; barometric pressure at 1016 hPa. Sunrise at 9:01 AM, sunset at 3:38 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Snow showers tapering off. High of -11°C, low of -16°C.
  • November 18: Mostly sunny but cold. High of -12°C, low of -18°C.
  • November 19: Cloudy with light snow possible. High of -10°C, low of -15°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Insulated clothing, face masks, and gloves are necessary for the biting Arctic windchill.

Weather Trivia: Yellowknife averages 225 days of frost per year, one of the highest in Canada.


Nunavut

Alert

Current Conditions: Blowing snow, -25°C. Winds from the northwest at 35 km/h; barometric pressure at 1022 hPa. Sunrise at 11:17 AM, sunset at 12:23 PM.

Forecast:

  • November 17: Blustery and cold with snow. High of -24°C, low of -30°C.
  • November 18: Clearing skies with temperatures plummeting. High of -25°C, low of -32°C.
  • November 19: Mostly sunny but brutally cold. High of -24°C, low of -31°C.

Wardrobe Tip: Extreme cold weather gear is essential, including full face protection and thermal layers.

Weather Trivia: Alert, the northernmost inhabited place on Earth, has its sun fully set by mid-November, entering a polar night.

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