KENORA – Weather – Kenora and the Lake of the Woods region greets Sunday morning with cool, mostly cloudy skies and light winds. Today will bring a comfortable mix of sun and cloud, ideal for outdoor activities. However, a shift is expected by Monday afternoon as showers and possible thunderstorms return to the forecast.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions – 5:00 AM CDT
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Temperature: 11.9°C
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Humidity: 80%
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Wind: North-northeast at 7 km/h
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Pressure: 102.0 kPa (rising)
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Visibility: 24 km
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Sky: Mostly Cloudy
Sunday Forecast
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Sky: A mix of sun and cloud
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High: 24°C | Humidex: 25 – Mild and comfortable
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Wind: Light and variable
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UV Index: 7 – High; sun protection recommended
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Tonight: Partly cloudy with an overnight low of 15°C
Tomorrow’s Outlook – Monday, July 7
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Sky: Mainly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers late in the afternoon
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Risk: Thunderstorms possible in the evening
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High: 24°C | Humidex: 28 – A bit more humid
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UV Index: 7 – High
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Night: Cloudy with a 40% chance of showers, low of 15°C
Extended Forecast – Tuesday, July 8
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Day: A mix of sun and cloud with a 40% chance of showers
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High: 24°C
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Night: Clearing skies, low near 16°C
Wardrobe Recommendations
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Today: Ideal conditions for a T-shirt and light pants or shorts. A sweater or light jacket is useful for early morning or late evening.
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Tomorrow: Consider breathable clothing due to rising humidity. Bring an umbrella or rain jacket in case of afternoon or evening showers.
Health & Safety Tips
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UV Protection: With a UV index of 7, wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat when outside today and tomorrow.
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Storm Prep for Monday: If you’re camping or boating, plan for a possible thunderstorm late tomorrow. Monitor local alerts.
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Mosquito Activity: Damp conditions may boost mosquito numbers—pack insect repellent if heading into wooded or lakeside areas.
Weather Trivia
Did you know? Kenora averages 12 thunderstorm days per July, making it one of the more storm-prone regions in northwestern Ontario during midsummer. July storms often arrive quickly and can be severe—especially after warm, humid days like tomorrow.
