Cool start to the week with fog clearing, gusty winds, and a few showers on the radar

DRYDEN – WEATHER – A crisp and calm morning has settled over Dryden and Vermilion Bay, following a turbulent weather weekend.

As fall sets in more firmly, today will feature mainly cloudy skies, a chance of light showers, and increasing winds from the west. While no major weather hazards are expected, gusts up to 50 km/h later today and overnight will bring a brisk feel to the air.

🌤️ Current Conditions (as of 6:00 AM CDT – Dryden Airport)

• Temperature: 4.1°C

• Dew Point: 3.8°C

• Humidity: 98%

• Wind: WSW at 11 km/h

• Pressure: 101.8 kPa

• Visibility: 16 km

• Condition: Mainly Clear

Monday, October 6 Forecast

• Morning: Fog patches clearing

• Afternoon: Mainly cloudy, with a 30% chance of showers developing

• Wind: Becoming west 20 km/h, gusting to 40 km/h late in the day

• High: 9°C

• UV Index: 3 (moderate)

Tonight

• Clouds increasing early this evening

• 40% chance of showers overnight

• Winds west 30 km/h, gusting to 50 km/h

• Low: +1°C

Tuesday, October 7

• Cloudy, with a 40% chance of morning showers

• Wind: Northwest 20 km/h, gusting to 40 km/h

• High: 7°C

• UV Index: 2 (low)

Tuesday Night:

• Clear skies

• Low: –1°C
  ❄️ First frost of the season likely

Wednesday, October 8

• Sunny and milder

• High: 14°C

Wednesday Night:

• Clear

• Low: 7°C

🧣 What to Wear & Prepare For

• Today:

  • Layer up — temperatures in single digits and breezy later on

  • Rain jacket or umbrella optional but handy

• Tonight & Tuesday:

  • Windy and cool — secure loose items, and cover plants tonight if you’re frost-sensitive

  • Tuesday night frost alert — gardeners take note

• Wednesday:

  • A welcome return to sunshine and warmer temperatures

Quick Outlook Summary

Wrap up warm and be wind-aware today. Clearer, more comfortable fall weather returns midweek. Stay tuned to the NetNewsLedger Weather Desk for your latest updates.