Ontario's Weather Forecast Predicts A Gross Mix Of Hail, Rain & Thunderstorms For 2 Days
Umbrellas won't be enough.
People are still recovering from last week's storm, and now Ontario's weather forecast predicts that people should prepare themselves as the province could experience two days of thunderstorms.
According to The Weather Network (TWN), an incoming pattern of isolated storms will put Ontarians at the mercy of severe conditions on Thursday and Friday. So, I guess no patio drinks on Friday.
The not-so-nice weather event will supposedly hang over the Great Lake, putting both southern and eastern at risk for severe thunderstorms.
"Plenty of atmospheric moisture pumping northward from the Gulf of Mexico will provide ample fuel for thunderstorms to bubble across the region," TWN reports.
On the bright side, it will be warmer than the past couple of days, with temperatures rising into the low 20s. Unfortunately, however, this uptick in warmth will also contribute to the widespread creation of nasty storms. A bit of a double-edged sword, no?
But who will have it the worst? Well, things will be pretty equal on Friday. However, on Thursday, the unlucky spots are Windsor, Sarnia, and London, which will likely see strong winds, heavy rainfall, and small hail throughout the day. Yeah, no, thank you, please.
Don't get pouty about your weekend plans, though, as the worst of the weather will have dissipated by then.
Saturday will be slightly chillier, with rain expected in the morning but clearing up as the day progresses, with the summer heat not arriving until next week.
"Daytime highs will push the 30-degree mark for many areas by Tuesday and Wednesday," TWN concludes.