Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Wednesday night?
Mostly cloudy skies are likely, except that occasional breaks in the high cloudiness (moving northeastward ahead of a low pressure trough which is south and west of the Great Lakes) may allow the brightest stars and planet (Jupiter) to become visible from time to time and give the impression of partly clear skies over some locations.
Wednesday, 29 March 2017
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
Will skies be
clear over southern Ontario Tuesday night?
Mostly clear skies are expected overnight, except for some
scattered low-level clouds that will probably be in the sky occasionally,
resulting from some low-level moisture which is forecast to be over some areas
of southern Ontario (especially south of Georgian Bay) during the night (illustrated below for late evening).
Wednesday, 22 March 2017
Tuesday, 21 March 2017
Will skies be clear Tuesday night over southern Ontario?
Skies are likely to be mostly cloudy during early evening over most regions, due to low-level
moisture flowing across southern Ontario regions south and east of Lake Huron
and Georgian Bay (illustrated below for late evening) and passage of a cold
front, but there will most likely be clear skies over various regions from time
to time and after about midnight, especially toward morning as the cold front (causing
the uplift and cloudiness) moves south of Ontario.
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Sunday night?
Mostly clear skies are expected during early evening, followed by increasing high cloudiness caused by increasing moisture at jetstream level (illustrated below for late evening), except for southwestern regions where the high cloudiness is likely to be covering most of the sky by sunset.
Mostly clear skies are expected during early evening, followed by increasing high cloudiness caused by increasing moisture at jetstream level (illustrated below for late evening), except for southwestern regions where the high cloudiness is likely to be covering most of the sky by sunset.
Thursday, 16 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Thursday night?
Clear skies are expected, caused by a high pressure ridge spreading over southern Ontario overnight (illustrated below for late evening) and air temperatures not cold enough to cause lake-effect cloudiness (except for some scattered low-level clouds that may appear over some regions southeast of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay).
Clear skies are expected, caused by a high pressure ridge spreading over southern Ontario overnight (illustrated below for late evening) and air temperatures not cold enough to cause lake-effect cloudiness (except for some scattered low-level clouds that may appear over some regions southeast of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay).
Wednesday, 15 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario
Wednesday night?
Mostly clear skies are expected, except for cloudiness
over regions south and east of Lake Huron, due to low-level moisture extending downwind
from Lake Huron (illustrated below for late evening). As well as low-level
clouds, some high jetstream-level clouds may also be visible after sunset but
are likely to move east of southern Ontario by mid-evening.
Sunday, 12 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Sunday night?
Skies will probably be mostly clear during the early evening over most regions except for southwestern regions, where high cloudiness is likely to be apparent by sunset. Elsewhere, high cloudiness is expected to spread eastward over southern Ontario during the evening due to mid and high-level moisture (illustrated below for early evening) ahead of a low pressure storm developing west of the Great Lakes.
Skies will probably be mostly clear during the early evening over most regions except for southwestern regions, where high cloudiness is likely to be apparent by sunset. Elsewhere, high cloudiness is expected to spread eastward over southern Ontario during the evening due to mid and high-level moisture (illustrated below for early evening) ahead of a low pressure storm developing west of the Great Lakes.
Saturday, 11 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Saturday night?
Mostly or partly cloudy skies are likely over most regions, due to frequent periods of low-level cloudiness caused by very cold air and extensive low-level moisture flowing southeastward from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay (illustrated below for mid-evening). Enough breaks in the cloudiness will likely allow the full moon to be easily visible occasionally and give the impression of clear skies. Skies over southwestern regions (south of and not close to Lake Huron) will most likely be mostly clear.
Mostly or partly cloudy skies are likely over most regions, due to frequent periods of low-level cloudiness caused by very cold air and extensive low-level moisture flowing southeastward from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay (illustrated below for mid-evening). Enough breaks in the cloudiness will likely allow the full moon to be easily visible occasionally and give the impression of clear skies. Skies over southwestern regions (south of and not close to Lake Huron) will most likely be mostly clear.
Friday, 10 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Friday
night?
Mostly cloudy
skies are expected, due to lake-effect clouds south and east of Lake Huron and
Georgian Bay caused by very cold air and widespread low-level moisture (illustrated
below for mid-evening), except for far southwestern regions (south of Lake
Huron) where clear skies are expected.
Thursday, 9 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Thursday night?
Mostly cloudy skies are expected, due to high-level moisture flowing northward over southern Ontario to the north of a low pressure disturbance south of the eastern Great Lakes (illustrated below for mid-evening). The high cloud may allow bright moonlight to be visible, especially near the northern edge of the cloud shield.
Mostly cloudy skies are expected, due to high-level moisture flowing northward over southern Ontario to the north of a low pressure disturbance south of the eastern Great Lakes (illustrated below for mid-evening). The high cloud may allow bright moonlight to be visible, especially near the northern edge of the cloud shield.
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Wednesday night?
Mostly clear skies are expected over southwestern regions, but partly clear skies are expected elsewhere over southern Ontario due to lots of low-level moisture (illustrated below for mid-evening) causing some cloudiness over regions south and east of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.
Mostly clear skies are expected over southwestern regions, but partly clear skies are expected elsewhere over southern Ontario due to lots of low-level moisture (illustrated below for mid-evening) causing some cloudiness over regions south and east of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario
Tuesday night?
Clearing skies are expected around sunset over
far southwestern regions, while skies are likely to remain mostly cloudy over
Lake Ontario regions and the GTHA during most of the evening until cloudiness
moves eastward later in the evening.
By about midnight, the cloudiness is likely to
be east of southern Ontario, leaving clear skies after midnight except for some
occasional mid-level clouds.
Friday, 3 March 2017
Will skies be clear over southern Ontario Friday night?
Partly clear skies are likely, due to some low-level
cloudiness that may appear occasionally over regions south and east of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, caused by low-level moisture flowing
southeastward across southern Ontario (illustrated below for mid-evening).
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