Ontario

Barrie Sees Chilly Sunday Before Warming Trend Begins

By

Emma Kelly
April 19, 2026 8:13 am

Residents of Barrie, Ontario, can expect a mix of cool temperatures and a slight chance of late-season snow on Sunday, April 19, 2026, before the weather turns significantly warmer later in the week.

According to The Weather Network, the city is currently experiencing partly cloudy conditions with a temperature of 2°C, though wind and humidity make it feel closer to -3°C. There is a 40 percent chance of flurries expected throughout the evening and overnight, with less than 1 centimetre of snow accumulation possible. No weather alerts are currently in effect for the region.

This chilly outlook aligns with broader seasonal forecasts for the province, which predicted a slower start to spring this year due to unique atmospheric conditions. While Barrie typically sees an average of 5 centimetres of snowfall during April, as noted by Tourism Barrie, residents will soon see a shift toward more typical spring weather.

Temperatures are projected to rise steadily over the coming days, climbing from a high of 5°C on Sunday to 18°C by Thursday. The forecast points toward clearing skies and mainly sunny conditions, providing a warmer environment for those spending time near Kempenfelt Bay, the 14.5 kilometre-long bay that stretches into the city.

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