THUNDER BAY – WEATHER – From the NetNewsLedger Weather Desk, here’s your northern community forecast for October 21st through the 23rd, covering Marten Falls (Ogoki Post), Sandy Lake, Bearskin Lake, Fort Severn, and Attawapiskat.
Let’s start in Marten Falls and Ogoki Post — cloudy skies and periods of rain will move through today with temperatures holding around 7 degrees. Winds will pick up from the northeast near 30 gusting to 50 kilometres an hour. Overnight, expect steady rain tapering to showers and a low near plus 2.
For Wednesday, cooler air moves in — cloudy with a few lingering showers or flurries, and a high around 5 degrees. By Thursday, expect clearing skies and sunshine with a high near 8 and overnight frost developing.
Over in Sandy Lake and Bearskin Lake, cloudy and damp weather continues today with rain developing by afternoon. Highs near 6 degrees, dropping to plus 1 overnight as the rain turns to wet flurries. Wednesday brings more cloud and occasional flurries, and a chilly high around 4. By Thursday, look for brighter skies and a return to sunshine, though still cool, with highs of 6 to 8 degrees.
Heading up north to Fort Severn and Wasaho Cree Nation, a strong north wind continues today with periods of rain changing to wet snow this evening. Temperatures falling from 5 degrees down to zero overnight. For Wednesday, expect mostly cloudy skies and a few lingering snow showers. Highs near plus 2, lows around minus 3. Thursday brings some breaks of sun but it stays chilly — the high just 3 degrees.
And in Attawapiskat, cloudy skies today with periods of light rain or drizzle and temperatures near 6 degrees. Winds northeast 30 gusting to 50 will make it feel colder near the coast. Overnight lows around plus 1. Wednesday stays overcast with a few flurries possible inland, highs around 5, and Thursday brings partial clearing with a high of 7.
🎙️ Across the Far North — it’s a mix of rain, wet snow, and gusty winds for midweek, but by Thursday, skies begin to clear and conditions turn more stable as colder air settles in.
That’s your Northern Ontario Weather Outlook from the NetNewsLedger Weather Desk, powered by Environment Canada — keeping you informed and connected across the North.
