Stay Prepared: High UV and Rain Chances in Niagara on June 14!

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Discover today’s weather forecast for Cloud Lake, including temperatures, UV index, and upcoming conditions for the week.
Discover today’s weather forecast for Cloud Lake, including temperatures, UV index, and upcoming conditions for the week. (Symbolbild/MF)

Cloud Lake, Canada - The weather in Niagara-on-the-Lake today is a bit of a mixed bag, as reported by NOTL Local. With a temperature sitting at around 20°C and mainly cloudy skies, there’s a 40% chance of showers this morning. However, there is hope for clearer skies later in the day, with a northeast wind blowing at 20 km/h. For those planning to soak up some sun, be cautious: the UV index is hitting a very high level of 9.

This evening, temperatures will drop to a comfortable low of 13°C under a few clouds. The northeast wind will ease, turning light as night falls. Looking ahead to Sunday, don’t put away your sunglasses just yet! The forecast is promising a high of 23°C with a mix of sun and clouds, though humidity might add a little extra warmth, bumping the humidex up to 25. The UV index will spike even higher at 10 (again, very high), so it’s time to grab that sunscreen!

Upcoming Weather Patterns

As we step into a new week, Monday is expected to be just as inviting, with a high reaching 24°C and more sun peeking through the clouds. The night will bring a low of 18°C with cloudy periods. Tuesday looks like it may briefly interrupt our sunny streak, bringing another high of 24°C but with a 30% chance of showers. Nighttime temperatures will settle around 19°C, maintaining the trend of cloudy periods.

As we peer further into the week, Wednesday might throw a bit of a challenge our way, with a high of 25°C and a 60% chance of showers. This pattern continues into Thursday and Friday, with both days sitting around 23°C and chances for scattered showers hovering around 60% to 70% by nightfall.

UV Index Awareness

UV Index Today, users can click through states for county-specific UV levels. This invaluable tool uses color-coded markers to communicate risk levels ranging from low (1-2) to extreme (11+), ensuring everyone knows when to proceed with caution.

The map is updated frequently, so keep an eye on those levels, especially with the very high ratings predicted in the coming days. After all, there’s something to be said for enjoying the outdoors while also safeguarding your skin!

Looking Ahead

For those who love to plan, it’s a good time to check out the seasonal outlooks provided by the Climate Prediction Center (CPC). With forecasts extending from days to months, they offer insights on temperatures, precipitation chances, and even special reports like drought and UV radiation forecasts. This comprehensive resource is a great companion for anyone wishing to stay ahead of the weather curve.

As we gear up for a mix of sunshine and clouds in the coming weeks, let’s enjoy the lovely Florida summer while being prepared for any weather twists that may come our way!

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