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Weather report for Apr 24, 2025

Justin Barber

24 Apr 2025

Good morning, Clarington! Expect a mostly cloudy Thursday with a high of 10°C this afternoon and a low of 3°C overnight. Winds will be light from the east, around 15 km/h, so it may feel a touch cooler outside.

There’s a slight chance of afternoon showers, but rainfall should be minimal if any arrives. Visibility will remain good throughout the day.

Looking ahead:

Friday brings similar cloud cover and a bit more sun peeking through, with highs close to 9°C.
Saturday and Sunday temperatures will hover in the low teens, with Saturday remaining mainly dry and Sunday bringing a higher chance of rain. It might be wise to keep umbrellas handy for your weekend plans.

No major weather hazards expected today, but a light jacket is recommended. Have a great Thursday!

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