Northern Ontario Indigenous Communities Weather Forecast for November 21-22 2024

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North Star Air - Logan Baird, First Officer, Pilatus PC12
North Star Air - Logan Baird, First Officer, Pilatus PC12

THUNDER BAY – WEATHER – As we approach late November, Northern Ontario communities are experiencing the transition into winter. Here’s a detailed weather forecast for Marten Falls, Wasaho Cree Nation (Fort Severn), Fort Hope, Sachigo Lake, Big Trout Lake, Sandy Lake, Pikangikum, Cat Lake, Kasabonika Lake, Neskantaga (Lansdowne House), Summer Beaver, Peawanuck, and Attawapiskat for November 21, 22, and 23, 2024.

Marten Falls

Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy with a temperature of 2°C. Winds are light, and the barometric pressure is steady at 101.5 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Low clouds with a chance of afternoon showers. High of 4°C, low of 2°C.
  • November 22: Morning rain and drizzle, transitioning to rain and snow showers in the afternoon. High of 4°C, low of -1°C.
  • November 23: Colder with intermittent snow, accumulating 1–2 cm. High of 0°C, low of -4°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:15 AM, sunset at 4:45 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Layer up with a warm coat, hat, and gloves. Waterproof footwear is advisable due to potential rain and snow.

Weather Trivia: Did you know? Marten Falls often experiences its first significant snowfall in late November, marking the true onset of winter.

Wasaho Cree Nation (Fort Severn)

Current Conditions: Cloudy skies with a temperature of 1°C. Winds are calm, and the barometric pressure reads 101.8 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Overcast conditions. High of 3°C, low of 0°C.
  • November 22: Cloudy with morning showers, turning to light snow in the afternoon, accumulating up to 1 cm. High of 1°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 23: Cloudy with morning flurries, followed by light snow in the afternoon, adding another 1 cm. High of -2°C, low of -4°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:30 AM, sunset at 4:30 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: A heavy winter coat, scarf, and insulated boots are recommended to stay warm and dry.

Weather Trivia: Fort Severn is Ontario’s northernmost community, often experiencing early and prolonged winter conditions.

Fort Hope

Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy with a temperature of 2°C. Light winds and a barometric pressure of 101.6 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Morning showers possible; otherwise, overcast. High of 3°C, low of 2°C.
  • November 22: Cloudy with light snow in the afternoon, minimal accumulation. High of 3°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 23: Colder with periodic snow, accumulating 1–3 cm. High of -1°C, low of -6°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:20 AM, sunset at 4:50 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Dress in layers with a warm jacket, hat, and gloves. Waterproof boots are advisable.

Weather Trivia: Fort Hope, also known as Eabametoong, often sees its lakes begin to freeze over by late November.

Sachigo Lake

Current Conditions: Freezing fog with a temperature of 0°C. Calm winds and a barometric pressure of 101.7 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Cloudy skies. High of 2°C, low of -2°C.
  • November 22: Colder with intermittent snow, accumulating 1–2 cm. High of -2°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 23: Overcast conditions. High of -2°C, low of -8°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:25 AM, sunset at 4:40 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: A heavy coat, scarf, and gloves are essential. Be cautious of icy patches due to freezing fog.

Weather Trivia: Sachigo Lake’s name is derived from the Ojibwe word “sakiigo,” meaning “outlet,” referencing its location at the outlet of the Sachigo River.

Big Trout Lake

Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy with a temperature of 1°C. Light winds and a barometric pressure of 101.6 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Overcast skies. High of 3°C, low of -1°C.
  • November 22: Snowfall accumulating 1–2 cm. High of 0°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 23: Morning snow adding up to 1 cm; otherwise, cloudy. High of -2°C, low of -7°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:30 AM, sunset at 4:35 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Insulated clothing, including a warm coat, hat, and gloves. Waterproof boots are recommended.

Weather Trivia: Big Trout Lake is known for its abundant fishing opportunities, even as winter approaches and the lake begins to freeze.

Sandy Lake

Current Conditions: Overcast with a temperature of 1°C. Winds are light, and the barometric pressure is steady at 101.5 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Cloudy throughout the day with a slight chance of evening snow flurries. High of 3°C, low of -1°C.
  • November 22: Light snow expected in the afternoon, with minor accumulations up to 2 cm. High of 0°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 23: Intermittent flurries throughout the day, adding up to 1 cm of snow. High of -2°C, low of -6°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:20 AM, sunset at 4:45 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: A warm jacket and sturdy, waterproof boots are necessary. Don’t forget your hat and gloves to stay cozy.

Weather Trivia: Sandy Lake was once a hub for fur trading, and its winters were just as brisk back then as they are now!


Pikangikum

Current Conditions: Overcast skies with a temperature of 1°C. Winds are calm, and the barometric pressure is holding at 101.6 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Cloudy skies with a slight chance of evening drizzle. High of 3°C, low of 0°C.
  • November 22: Rain and snow mix expected in the afternoon, transitioning to light snow by evening. High of 1°C, low of -3°C.
  • November 23: Overcast with occasional snow showers. High of -1°C, low of -5°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:15 AM, sunset at 4:50 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Layers are key! Add a waterproof jacket and winter boots for protection from slush.

Weather Trivia: Pikangikum is home to one of the largest populations of woodland caribou, which thrive in the region’s boreal forest.


Cat Lake

Current Conditions: Light snow with a temperature of -1°C. Winds are gentle, and the barometric pressure reads 101.4 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Light snow throughout the day, with accumulations up to 2 cm. High of 0°C, low of -3°C.
  • November 22: Intermittent snow expected, adding another 2 cm. High of -2°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 23: Snow showers early, tapering off by afternoon. High of -4°C, low of -8°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:25 AM, sunset at 4:40 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Bring out the heavy coats, boots, and mittens—Cat Lake is definitely feeling the chill!

Weather Trivia: Cat Lake’s name stems from the abundance of wild lynx found in the area historically.


Kasabonika Lake

Current Conditions: Partly cloudy skies with a temperature of 0°C. Winds are light, and the barometric pressure is steady at 101.7 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Increasing clouds with a high of 2°C and a low of -1°C.
  • November 22: Afternoon snow expected, with accumulations near 2 cm. High of -1°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 23: Overcast with isolated flurries. High of -3°C, low of -7°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:30 AM, sunset at 4:35 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Opt for warm, layered clothing and waterproof boots for slushy conditions.

Weather Trivia: Kasabonika Lake’s deep waters provide a natural sanctuary for coldwater fish species even as the winter freeze begins.


Neskantaga (Lansdowne House)

Current Conditions: Cloudy skies with a temperature of -1°C. Winds are calm, and the barometric pressure is steady at 101.6 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Cloudy with a chance of light snow late in the evening. High of 1°C, low of -2°C.
  • November 22: Flurries expected throughout the day, with minor accumulations. High of -1°C, low of -4°C.
  • November 23: Overcast with occasional snow showers. High of -3°C, low of -6°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:30 AM, sunset at 4:40 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: A thick coat, scarf, and gloves will keep you comfortable as snow begins to fall.

Weather Trivia: Neskantaga means “between two lakes,” referring to its unique geographical location.


Peawanuck

Current Conditions: Clear skies with a temperature of -3°C. Winds are calm, and the barometric pressure is steady at 101.9 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Mostly clear, with a high of -1°C and a low of -4°C.
  • November 22: Increasing clouds with late-day snow. High of -2°C, low of -6°C.
  • November 23: Light snow in the morning, tapering off by evening. High of -4°C, low of -8°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:35 AM, sunset at 4:30 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: Bundle up in a warm coat, hat, and scarf to fend off the frigid air.

Weather Trivia: Peawanuck, meaning “flintstone” in Cree, is a nod to its geological history.


Attawapiskat

Current Conditions: Cloudy with light flurries and a temperature of -2°C. Winds are gentle, and the barometric pressure reads 101.8 kPa.

Forecast:

  • November 21: Overcast skies with scattered flurries. High of -1°C, low of -3°C.
  • November 22: Morning snow, accumulating up to 2 cm. High of -2°C, low of -5°C.
  • November 23: Overcast with snow showers tapering off in the afternoon. High of -4°C, low of -8°C.

Sunrise and Sunset: Sunrise at 8:40 AM, sunset at 4:25 PM.

Wardrobe Suggestions: A heavy winter coat, gloves, and sturdy winter boots are must-haves in this northern community.

Weather Trivia: Attawapiskat is known for its stunning displays of the aurora borealis during clear winter nights.

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