Residents of Pembroke, Ontario, can expect a week of chilly mornings and milder afternoons as the region transitions through early May. According to Environment Canada, morning wind chill values are expected to reach near -6°C tonight, May 1, while afternoon high temperatures will climb between 7°C and 16°C throughout the coming week.
While the mornings remain cold, there are currently no active weather alerts for the area. The daily forecast predicts a mix of sun and cloud through May 7, with a 30 to 60 percent chance of showers. As of 9:00 AM today, conditions at the Garrison Petawawa weather station were reported as partly cloudy with a temperature of 4.1°C.
Local gardeners and residents should remain cautious, as the average last spring frost date for the Pembroke area is generally in early to mid-May. While afternoons may feel pleasant for outdoor activities, the cold start to the month remains consistent with broader regional trends. Environment Canada notes that wind chill values are included in forecasts when temperatures are zero or below and wind speed is 5 km/h or higher to highlight potential risks to exposed skin.
For those planning their days, sunrise currently occurs at 5:56 AM, with sunset at 8:16 PM. Residents are encouraged to dress in layers to accommodate the significant temperature swings between the early morning frost and the warmer afternoon highs.
