Kenora and Lake of the Woods Weather Update – Monday, June 30, 2025

Morning Clouds and Afternoon Thunder Rolls?

As of 6:00 AM CDT, Kenora is starting the week at a mild 16.2°C with mostly cloudy skies above the Lake of the Woods region. It’s humid out there with 86% humidity, and the air feels muggy thanks to a dew point of 13.8°C. The barometric pressure sits at 100.8 kPa and is falling, signaling an unsettled atmosphere. Winds are blowing in from the west-southwest at 11 km/h, and visibility remains strong at 24 km.

Today’s forecast? Mainly cloudy skies with a 60% chance of showers and risk of a thunderstorm rolling in this afternoon. Winds will pick up from the northwest at 20 km/h later in the day. Temperatures will rise to 23°C, but the humidex will make it feel closer to 27°C. The UV index will hit 6, so despite the clouds, don’t skimp on sunscreen.

Tonight – Storms Taper, Skies Clear

There’s still a 60% chance of evening showers, possibly thunder-filled, before things begin to clear out. Winds from the northwest will go light overnight. Expect a low of 16°C, which should make for a pleasant night to sleep with the windows open — if the thunder doesn’t steal your dreams first!

Canada Day Forecast – Tuesday, July 1

Mother Nature looks to cooperate for most of your Canada Day plans, serving up a mix of sun and cloud with just a 30% chance of showers in the afternoon. Winds will shift back to the northwest at 20 km/h, keeping the skies a little fresher. Highs will top out at 26°C, with a humidex of 28, making it warm but comfortable. UV index rises to a very high 8, so slap on that SPF before heading to the festivities.

Canada Day night will be clear and calm with a low of 15°C, perfect for fireworks and late-night bonfires.

Midweek Outlook: Classic Lake Country Sunshine

Wednesday and Thursday both look sunny and serene, with highs of 26°C and 28°C respectively, and overnight lows between 15°C and 19°C. If you’re extending the long weekend, you’ve timed it perfectly.

What to Wear?

Layer up and keep the umbrella handy today — rain may drop by uninvited. For Canada Day, go patriotic: red, white, and light breathable fabric. You’ll want sun protection for midday events and a light hoodie or windbreaker for the evening breeze.

Kenora Weather Trivia:

Did you know the Lake of the Woods region can generate its own weather microclimates due to the vast amount of open water? This is why you often feel a little lake breeze — or catch a stray storm — when the forecast looks otherwise calm!