Dryden – Weather – Dryden and Vermilion Bay are enjoying a mainly sunny and humid start to the day, with light fog patches gradually clearing. Heat and humidity will build into the afternoon, but residents should stay weather-aware: a risk of overnight showers and thunderstorms may mark the beginning of an unsettled weekend.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions (as of 6:00 AM CDT at Dryden Airport)
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Temperature: 15.2°C
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Wind: South at 5 km/h
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Humidity: 93%
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Dew Point: 14.1°C
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Pressure: 101.7 kPa
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Visibility: 11 km
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Sky Conditions: Mainly sunny with lingering fog patches, clearing steadily through the morning
Today, expect sunny skies as fog dissipates. Temperatures will rise to a high of 27°C, and with the humidex at 32, it will feel especially warm and muggy. The UV index is 8 – very high, so precautions are essential if you’re spending extended time outdoors.
Tonight, skies will start clear, but clouds will increase near midnight, followed by a 40% chance of showers and a risk of thunderstorms overnight. The overnight low will be 17°C—mild and humid.
Extended Weather Forecast
Expected Conditions
Saturday, July 26:
A cloudy morning with a 40% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms, particularly in the early hours. The high will be 23°C, but with the humidex at 31, it will still feel sticky. Winds will remain light and variable. The UV index is 6 – high.
Saturday Night:
Cloudy periods continue with another 40% chance of showers. The low will be 18°C, keeping things warm overnight.
Sunday, July 27:
Expect cloudy skies again with a 40% chance of showers during the day. Temperatures will reach a warm 28°C, making for a humid and potentially stormy afternoon.
Sunday Night:
Rain becomes more likely with showers expected, and the low drops to 17°C.
Monday, July 28:
Relief comes with sunny skies and a cooler high of 25°C, providing a break from the unsettled weather.
Monday Night:
Skies turn cloudy again with a 40% chance of showers, and the low will dip to 12°C.
Wardrobe Recommendations
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Today: Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal to handle the humid heat. Don’t forget sunglasses, sunscreen, and a water bottle if you’re outside. A mask may be helpful if sensitive to lingering smoke or pollen.
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Tonight & Saturday: Pack a rain jacket or umbrella if you’re heading out late. Wear quick-dry fabrics and footwear for comfort in case of wet weather.
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Sunday/Monday: Continue with layers and light waterproofs—while daytime heat sticks around, rain may come in waves.
Weather Trivia
Did You Know?
The humidex, widely used in Canada, combines temperature and humidity to give a more accurate “feels like” reading. A humidex of 32, like today’s, can cause fatigue during physical activity and signals that you should take regular cooling breaks if working or exercising outdoors.
