Collingwood, Ontario is drying out after a rainy Sunday, but the week ahead brings a mix of sun, cloud, and more chances of showers, according to Environment Canada.
As of 2:00 p.m. EDT Monday, the temperature sat at 17°C with conditions not observed at the Egbert monitoring station, though the day’s forecast called for a mix of sun and cloud and a northwest wind at 13 km/h. The day should reach a high of 18°C.
Sunday’s rain left the area damp, with past 24-hour records from Egbert showing humidity levels of 97 to 100 per cent and temperatures around 14°C through the afternoon. No weather alerts are currently in effect for Collingwood.
Looking ahead, Tuesday brings a 40 per cent chance of showers and a risk of thunderstorms, though the high climbs to a warmer 22°C. Wednesday stays unsettled with a 60 per cent chance of showers or thunderstorms and a high near 18°C. The normal daytime high for mid-June in Collingwood is 24°C, with overnight lows around 11°C, so temperatures will be a touch cooler than average this week.
Historically, Collingwood’s June sees about 10 rainy days and roughly 94 mm of rain, based on climate data. For the summer, Environment Canada’s seasonal outlook suggests above-average temperatures are likely across Ontario, with precipitation patterns that may shift between wet and dry spells.
