Amherstburg, Ontario residents can expect an unsettled stretch of weather through the middle of the week, according to Environment Canada.
A series of weather systems will keep conditions changeable, with a mix of sun and cloud on Monday and Tuesday and daytime highs around 18 C. There is a 30 per cent chance of showers Tuesday night through Wednesday, before clearing begins Thursday.
Currently, no weather alerts, watches, or warnings are in effect for Amherstburg or the wider Windsor-Leamington-Essex County region.
As of 1:00 p.m. Monday, the temperature was 16.4 C, with northeast winds at 13 km/h gusting to 28 km/h and humidity at 80 per cent. Barometric pressure was falling at 102.1 kPa. The region is also seeing stronger northeast winds, with gusts up to 50 km/h, compared to many other parts of Southern Ontario.
The unsettled conditions coincide with the Festival of Hawks at Holiday Beach Conservation Area, one of North America’s premier hawk-watching sites, held September 19 and 20. Visitors planning to attend may want to prepare for possible showers.
By Thursday, conditions are expected to improve significantly, with sunny skies and highs near 21 C, which matches the seasonal normal for this time of year. The normal low is 11 C.
