Dryden and Vermilion Bay Weather Forecast – Sunny Start, Stormy Possibility, and a Glorious Week Ahead
Cloudy Skies Now, But the Sunshine Isn’t Far Behind
Dryden & Vermilion Bay, ON – Tuesday, May 27, 2025: It’s a mild and breezy morning in Dryden and Vermilion Bay, with a current temperature of 11.5°C at 6:00 AM, as observed at Dryden Airport. The skies are cloudy for now, but the sun is expected to break through soon. The humidity is at 63%, and a southeast wind at 18 km/h is adding a little energy to the morning air. The barometric pressure is at 102.5 kPa and holding steady, setting the stage for a dynamic day of sunshine, warmth, and perhaps a little thunder.
A Sunny Morning with Afternoon Storm Chances
Today’s forecast begins with plenty of sunshine through the morning and early afternoon. Later in the day, clouds will move in, bringing a 30% chance of showers and the risk of a thunderstorm. Keep an umbrella or a plan B handy for any afternoon activities. The high will reach a lovely 23°C, and with a UV index of 6, sun protection is a must — even if the clouds start rolling in by late day.
Evening Clouds, Spotty Showers Possible
Tonight, skies will be partly cloudy, with a 30% chance of early evening showers and a risk of thunderstorms before things dry out and settle down overnight. Temperatures will remain mild with a low of 10°C — perfect for a calm evening stroll after any passing storms have moved on.
Midweek Warmth Continues
Wednesday brings more of the same weather rhythm — a mix of sun and cloud, with another 30% chance of afternoon showers. But with a high of 24°C and a UV index of 6, it’ll feel like true spring bordering on summer. Wednesday night clears out with a mild low of 11°C.
Thursday and Friday: Pure Sunshine and Rising Temps
Thursday delivers full-on sunshine and a high of 26°C — perfect for outdoor work, play, or maybe even the first jump off the dock. Thursday night remains clear and mild with a low of 13°C.
Friday keeps the streak alive with more sunny skies and a high of 22°C, followed by a clear, comfortable night at 10°C. This week is shaping up to be an absolute gem for anyone craving extended time outdoors.
What to Wear?
Start with light layers for the cool morning, but dress for warmth by midday. Today calls for breathable clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen, with a light rain jacket or umbrella just in case those afternoon showers pop up. The rest of the week? Keep it simple — shorts, tees, and plenty of hydration.
Historic Temperatures for May 27
On this day in Dryden’s weather history, the record high soared to 29.8°C, while the record low dropped to -2.1°C. Today’s high of 23°C puts us right in the comfortable, late-spring zone — warm enough for outdoor plans, but without the heatwave hangover.
Dryden Weather Trivia
Did you know Dryden is home to one of Canada’s smallest city halls — and some of the sunniest skies in Northwestern Ontario? While the region can see wild temperature swings, it averages over 2,000 hours of sunshine a year, and this week, it looks like we’ll be cashing in on every one of them.
