Clear Skies and Rising Temps Bring Midweek Calm to Big Trout Lake Country
A Bright and Breezy Start with Sunshine on the Forecast Menu
Good morning, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug! You’re waking up to a picture-perfect start this Wednesday. As of 7:00 AM, skies are sunny, the temperature is a crisp 10.7°C, and the air is fresh with 83% humidity — just enough to give the morning a dewy glow. Winds from the northwest are steady at 9 km/h, and visibility stretches a clear 16 kilometres, making it a great day to see what’s happening across the lake.
The barometric pressure is 102.3 kPa and rising, which usually signals fair weather ahead. And true to form, today’s forecast calls for continued sunshine, with a mix of sun and cloud developing later this afternoon. Temperatures will rise to a high of 20°C, and the UV index hits 6, categorized as high — so don’t be fooled by the morning coolness; you’ll still need that sunscreen if you’re heading out to fish, hike, or spend time on the land.
Tonight and Into the Weekend: From Clear Nights to Growing Chances of Rain
Tonight will be clear and calm, with an overnight low of 10°C, making for ideal sleeping weather under open skies and a cozy blanket.
Thursday carries on the sunny streak with clear skies in the morning and a bit of a breeze building by late morning. Winds will shift to the south at 20 km/h, pulling in warmer air and bumping temperatures up to a high of 23°C, with a humidex of 25. The UV index increases to 7, so keep sun protection top of mind. Thursday night stays clear, with a low of 13°C.
Friday turns up the heat a little more with full-on sunshine and a high of 26°C, ideal for summer activities around Big Trout Lake. But Friday night starts to bring a change, with cloudy periods and a 30% chance of showers moving in as the temperature dips to 16°C.
Saturday becomes more unsettled, with cloudy skies and a 40% chance of showers throughout the day, topping out at a high of 23°C. Saturday night sees a further increase in shower activity, with a 60% chance of rain and a mild low of 17°C.
What to Wear: Layers Now, Light and Bright Later
This morning’s cooler temps call for a light jacket or sweater, especially near the water. As the sun takes over and the day warms up, you’ll be comfortable in breathable summer clothes. Sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen are all essential, especially with those UV levels creeping up. By Thursday and Friday, short sleeves will be the uniform of choice, but keep a rain shell nearby for the weekend — just in case.
Climate Snapshot & Local Wisdom
Historically, June 25 in this region has seen highs into the upper 20s, with record lows dipping below 5°C, so today’s high of 20°C sits in that just-right middle zone.
Did you know? Kitchenuhmaykoosib, located along the shores of Big Trout Lake, is no stranger to dramatic weather shifts. The area often experiences crisp mornings followed by warm, sun-filled afternoons — perfect for outdoor life, as long as you keep one eye on the horizon for incoming weather.
