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Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls: Gusty north wind drives colder air south Rain showers or flurries Wednesday will give way to colder clouds Thursday and partial clearing Friday. Issued Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 THUNDER BAY — A north wind gusting to 40 km/h will bring rain showers or flurries to Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls on Wednesday, followed by overnight wind chills near -11 to -13. No weather alerts were in effect for either community at 6:11 a.m. EST. Environment Canada issued the forecasts at 5:30 a.m. EST. Wednesday: Mixed showers and a strengthening wind Thunder Bay will become cloudy with a 40-per-cent chance of rain showers or flurries. The north wind will increase to 20 km/h, gusting to 40, while the temperature reaches 5 C. Kakabeka Falls will also reach 5 C with a 40-per-cent chance of rain showers or flurries and north gusts to 40 km/h. Flurries remain possible tonight. Thunder Bay falls to -5 C with a wind chill near -11. Kakabeka Falls falls to -7, with a wind chill near -13. Thursday: Clouds linger Thunder Bay remains cloudy with a 30-per-cent chance of morning flurries. The high will be 2 C, but the morning wind chill will be near -12. Kakabeka Falls will reach 0 C, with a 30-per-cent chance of morning flurries and a morning wind chill near -14. Thursday-night lows will be about -6 in both forecast regions. Friday: Some brighter breaks Thunder Bay will have a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 2 C. Kakabeka Falls, represented by Environment Canada’s Superior West extended forecast region, will see a mix of sun and cloud with a high near 1 C. Friday-night lows fall to approximately -7 in Thunder Bay and -9 in the Superior West region. Wardrobe: A water-resistant jacket will be useful Wednesday, with a warmer layer, toque and gloves needed after sunset. Watch for isolated slick spots as wet surfaces cool. Weather trivia: Rain can change to snow even when the afternoon high is above freezing because temperatures often decrease with height and again after sunset. Historical high: Environment Canada’s public historical interface did not provide a verifiable Nov. 11 record high and year for Thunder Bay Airport during preparation. Historical low: A verifiable Nov. 11 record low and year for Thunder Bay Airport were unavailable. No value has been substituted. Source note: Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Northern Ontario forecast, extended forecast and Ontario alert table. TAGS: Thunder Bay weather, Kakabeka Falls, rain showers, flurries, north wind, wind chill, Superior West, Environment Canada META: Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls turn windy with rain or flurries Wednesday before clouds ease Friday.

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