Residents in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, can look forward to a sunny start to the week before a shift in weather brings cooler temperatures and rain by Thursday.
According to Environment Canada, Monday and Tuesday will feature sunny skies with daytime highs reaching 15°C. While the afternoons will be pleasant, residents should prepare for chilly mornings, as wind chill values were expected to feel closer to -4°C on Monday. Clear nights are ahead, with overnight lows dipping to -1°C on Monday and +1°C on Tuesday.
The weather is set to transition on Wednesday as clouds roll in, bringing a high of 13°C. By Thursday, unsettled conditions will arrive, with a 60 to 80 percent chance of showers expected to persist through the weekend. Daytime temperatures will drop into the 7°C to 10°C range during this period, with the heaviest rainfall expected Friday and Friday night.
There are currently no weather alerts or warnings in effect for the region. While the upcoming rain may feel significant, the conditions align with the seasonal patterns expected for this time of year, where the average high is typically 11°C.
Those planning outdoor activities should aim to finish them during the first half of the week before the rain begins. For those heading out on Monday, The Weather Network notes a moderate UV index of 5, so some sun protection is recommended during the middle of the day.
