July 28, 2025: Webequie Weather and Air Quality Forecast

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Image: North Star Air - photo by Devon Creyf, Captain PC12 Pilatus
Image: North Star Air - photo by Devon Creyf, Captain PC12 Pilatus

Smoke Advisory in Effect as Prairie Wildfire Haze Moves into Webequie Region

Webequie – Weather – Webequie is under a Special Air Quality Statement this morning as wildfire smoke from the Prairies spreads into far northern Ontario. Visibility is reduced in areas of mist and smoke, and health risks may increase throughout the day — particularly for those in sensitive groups.

Air quality is expected to fluctuate, and haze may linger into Tuesday, especially across the southern part of the region.

Air Quality Advisory Details

  • Health Risks: Mild symptoms may include coughing, eye irritation, and headaches. Serious symptoms include chest tightness, wheezing, or shortness of breath.

  • At-Risk Populations: Seniors, children, pregnant individuals, people with chronic respiratory or cardiac conditions, and outdoor workers.

  • Recommendations:

    • Limit time outdoors, especially during smoky or hazy periods.

    • Keep windows and doors closed.

    • Use HEPA air filters or certified portable air purifiers if possible.

    • Wear a properly fitted N95 mask if you must go outside for extended periods.

Stay informed through canada.ca/wildfire-smoke and airhealth.ca for local air quality readings and health guidance.

Current Conditions (as of 7:00 AM EDT – Observed at Lansdowne House Airport)

  • Temperature: 17.2°C

  • Dew Point: 16.4°C

  • Humidity: 95%

  • Wind: West-northwest at 8 km/h

  • Pressure: 101.3 kPa

  • Visibility: 10 km (limited by mist and incoming smoke)

  • Condition: Misty and calm

Today’s Forecast – Monday, July 28

  • Conditions: A mix of sun and cloud with a 60% chance of showers and risk of a thunderstorm

  • Smoke: Local smoke expected to impact visibility and air quality

  • Wind: Becoming northwest 30 km/h, gusting to 50 km/h

  • High Temperature: 23°C

  • Humidex: 26

  • UV Index: 6 – High

Tonight

  • Conditions: Partly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers early in the evening

  • Smoke: Local smoke expected to persist into the night

  • Wind: Northwest 30 km/h gusting to 50, becoming light late evening, then rising again to 20 km/h gusting to 40 after midnight

  • Low: 9°C

Extended Outlook

Tuesday, July 29:

  • Morning: A mix of sun and cloud, becoming cloudy late morning

  • Winds: Strong northwest gusts to 50 km/h

  • High: 21°C

  • UV Index: 5 – Moderate

  • Night: Cloudy periods with a 40% chance of showers

  • Low: 9°C

Wednesday, July 30:

  • Day: A mix of sun and cloud with a 40% chance of showers

  • High: 19°C

  • Night: Cloudy periods, low of 9°C


Wardrobe and Health Tips

  • Today: Wear light, breathable clothing for daytime warmth. If outdoors during smoky conditions, consider using an N95 mask. Keep rain gear handy due to storm risk.

  • Tonight & Tuesday: Cooler conditions return, so a light jacket or hoodie is recommended, especially with overnight lows near 9°C and gusty winds.

  • Wednesday: Layers remain ideal for comfort as showers and cloud cover fluctuate.

Weather Trivia

Did You Know?
Webequie often experiences transported wildfire smoke from western provinces during midsummer. Strong upper-level winds can carry smoke across vast distances, impacting even remote and rural communities with fluctuating visibility and air quality, especially under high-pressure systems.

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