London, Ont. Faces Unsettled Weather This Weekend – Showers Likely

URGENT UPDATE: London, Ontario, is bracing for unsettled weather as the city officially welcomes November this weekend. Meteorologist Julie Atchison from CTV News has confirmed that temperatures dipped to around the freezing mark early Saturday but will warm up quickly, creating conditions ripe for possible lake-effect showers.

As of this morning, residents can expect a 40% chance of rain in the London area, particularly as cool winds from Lake Huron push through. Areas like northern Middlesex County may experience slightly heavier precipitation, while northern Huron County could see more light rain throughout the day. The forecasted high for Saturday is 10°C, with mostly cloudy skies dominating the outlook.

Looking ahead to Sunday, Atchison promises a turnaround with “lots of sunshine” and a high reaching 12°C. However, the reprieve will be short-lived as another wave of rain is expected on Monday. Atchison stated, “Through the day today, we can’t rule out a shower, but full sunshine for your Sunday.”

Here’s a quick look at the detailed forecast for London:

• Saturday: Mainly cloudy with a 40% chance of showers this afternoon. High of 10°C.
• Saturday Night: Cloudy with a 30% chance of showers. Low of 0°C.
• Sunday: A mix of sun and clouds, winds becoming southwest at 20 km/h gusting to 40 km/h near noon. High of 12°C.
• Monday: Cloudy with a 60% chance of showers. Windy with a high of 9°C.
• Tuesday: Sunny with a high of 12°C.
• Wednesday: Cloudy with a 60% chance of rain and a high of 9°C.
• Thursday: A mix of sun and cloud, high of 8°C.
• Friday: Cloudy with a 60% chance of showers. High of 9°C.

The immediate weather changes will impact outdoor activities and travel plans this weekend. Residents are advised to stay updated as conditions evolve and prepare for variable weather.

As Londoners gear up for the first weekend of November, the mixed forecast serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of the season. Stay tuned for further updates as we monitor the situation closely.