Windsor-Essex Braces for a Chilly but Sunny Weekend Kick-Off!
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- September 21, 2025
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Get ready, Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent! While the calendar officially declares spring, Mother Nature has a slightly cooler plan in store for the region this weekend. Expect refreshing breezes and abundant sunshine, though temperatures will be a touch below what we've come to expect for mid-May.
Kicking off the weekend, Friday promises a mostly sunny sky, perfect for outdoor activities – just be sure to grab a light jacket! The high will reach approximately 11°C, but with a brisk breeze, it will feel closer to 7°C.
It's an ideal day to enjoy the clear skies, even if it's a bit on the cool side.
As we roll into Saturday, the pattern largely continues. Anticipate a mix of sun and cloud with those persistent breezes keeping things cool. The mercury is set to climb slightly to a high of 12°C. While not a scorcher, it's still a pleasant day for errands or a walk, so don't let the chill deter you from making the most of it.
Sunday offers a gentle transition, maintaining its mostly sunny disposition but with noticeably lighter winds.
This will make the high of 14°C feel much more comfortable, perfect for a leisurely afternoon or a relaxed family outing. It's a great day to soak up some rays before the work week begins.
Looking ahead to next week, the region can anticipate a welcome return to more seasonal temperatures. The mercury will gradually ascend, reaching a comfortable 18°C by Tuesday and a delightful 20°C by Wednesday.
While a mix of sun and cloud will dominate, there's also a slight chance of some showers mid-week, so keep an eye on those updated forecasts.
Historically, this time of year typically sees highs around 19°C and lows of 7°C. So, while this weekend starts a bit below average, the trend is definitely towards warmer, more characteristic spring weather.
Enjoy the crisp air and sunshine, Windsor-Essex, as the warmth is just around the corner!
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