Cool, Cloudy, and Windy Today — Gradual Warming Ahead
SIOUX LOOKOUT – WEATHER – A chilly and blustery Friday morning is underway in Sioux Lookout, with mostly cloudy skies, strong northwest winds, and a good chance of scattered showers throughout the day. Temperatures remain below seasonal norms, but residents can look forward to a gradual warming trend beginning this weekend and continuing into next week.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions (As of 4:00 AM CDT)
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Temperature: 4.1°C
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Condition: Mostly Cloudy
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Dew Point: 2.8°C
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Humidity: 91%
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Wind: Northwest 22 km/h, gusting to 38 km/h
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Pressure: 99.9 kPa and falling
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Visibility: 24 km
Expect a cloudy day with a 60% chance of showers, particularly through the morning and early afternoon. Winds will strengthen from the northwest at 30 km/h, gusting up to 50 km/h. Daytime temperatures will stay cool, with a high of just 8°C. The UV index is 2 (Low)—minimal sun exposure expected.
Weekend Forecast
Saturday, September 6
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Day: A mix of sun and cloud with a 30% chance of showers in the afternoon.
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High: 13°C
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UV Index: 4 (Moderate)
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Night: Cloudy periods with a 30% chance of showers.
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Low: 4°C
Sunday, September 7
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Day: A continued mix of sun and cloud with a 30% chance of scattered showers.
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High: 14°C
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Night: Partly cloudy, low near 5°C
Monday, September 8
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Day: Warmer and more pleasant with a mix of sun and cloud.
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High: 19°C
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Night: Cloudy periods, low around 11°C
Wardrobe Recommendations
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Friday: It’s a bundle-up kind of day—go with a windproof jacket, layers, and water-resistant footwear if you’re heading out.
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Saturday & Sunday: A light jacket or hoodie will be ideal. Mornings and evenings remain chilly, but daytime conditions will feel more comfortable.
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Monday: Welcome back sweater weather! Long sleeves will be enough, but a light layer for the morning is still wise.
Weather Trivia
Did You Know?
Sioux Lookout, often called the “Hub of the North,” experiences over 200 frost-free days less than Toronto annually, making early fall chills a defining part of its climate. Despite this, its late-summer sun angle can still deliver warmth quickly—making for big swings in temperature across a single day.
