Despite some gnarly weather, south central Ontario is looking as gorgeous as ever. Enjoy these awesome webcam shots as well as having a look at what to expect from Mother Nature this week in the long-term weather forecast for the Haliburton Highlands for Saturday, January 14 through Friday, January 20, 2012. Be sure to click the photos to enjoy their full size!
Haliburton Highlands long range Weather Forecast 1.14.12 - 1.20.12
Obi - swam out and jumped on the raft and then... what?
The clouds are part of my favourite thing about Maple Lake...I'm aware that I'm supposed to worship sunny days but some clouds make for a prettier picture!
Life magazine photo of sailor and nurse celebrating V-J Day in the streets of New York.
All time best ‘erotic’ photo taken in the midst of chaotic celebration of a big event:
World War II sailor Carl Muscarello and nurse Edith Shain kiss on a New York City street on V-J Day, a joyful moment captured by Life magazine photojournalist Alfred Eisenstaedt.
Update 4.23.11: The Weekend Weather & Long-Term weather are now up. Happy weekend!:
Rainbow Bridge, Canada- U.S. border ONT/NY
It’s not even 3:30 p.m. in this shot of the Rainbow Bridge, connecting the United States with Canada. Holiday traffic? Maybe.
I crossed here bunches of times over the 12 years I resided in Connecticut and visited my family in Canada. It is quite scenic with the surrounding geography,especially compared to the Detroit-Windsor crossing–ugh.
Whole lot of melting goin’ on–in many but not all, places in southern Ontario. It’s a big place geographically with incredibly gorgeous & diverse hill formations and plentiful lakes. They’re getting a real range of weather during this ‘changing of the guard’ in going from winter to true spring. Summer is a short season in these parts–all the more beautiful and worthy of enjoying.
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather April 23-24. 2011
Between Saturday morning and Sunday morning there is nothing really to be thrilled bout in the great outdoors, IMO. ‘ Light rain, Cloudy w/showers, Isolated showers.’–all ways of saying when combined with the yuck temperatures–Bleh. Need nice weather Soon! Maybe another month, right?
In addition to the rain there will be some cloudy periods overnight Saturday.
The 24-hour precipitation outlook: 5-10mm of rain from Saturday morning to Sunday morning.
Source: weatherchannel.com
Haliburton Highlands -Long Term Weather April 24 – April 29
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather Forecast - April 24 - 29 2011
Expect variable cloudiness on Sunday, April 24 with a high temp of 11°C and an overnight low of 0°C. There is no rain in the forecast.
Monday brings isolated showers, a high of 14°C and a low overnight of -1C°. There will be 2-4mm precipitation accumulation.
Tuesday will be a rainy day with a daytime high of 14°C and an overnight low of 7°C. There will be close to 20mm precipitation accumulation.
Wednesday, expect light rain, a high of 18°C and a low overnight of 13°C. Expect about 20-30mm of rain accumulation.
Thursday, will bring more light rain with accumulations of 10+ mm, a high for the day of 13°C, and a low overnight of 8°C.
Friday, expect isolated showers, a 40% chance that you’ll have less than 1mm of rain, a high temperature of 13°C and a low overnight of 6°C.
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Temperatures on Saturday morning the 29th will dip down to 8°F with variable cloudiness.
The afternoon reaches the high for the day of 18°F with continued variable cloudiness. Saturday evening will be cloudy with clear breaks and a temperature of 9°F.
Expect scattered flurries overnight with a low temperature of 9°F.
Sunday begins with scattered flurries and a temperature of 11°F.
There is 0.4 inches precipitation (snow) in this 24-hour period.
On Sunday, expect scattered flurries and an 18°F high.
Scattered flurries are in the forecast on Sunday with an expected .04 inches of precipitation accumulation.
Again, there is 0.4 inches precipitation (snow) in this 24-hour period.
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather January 30 - Feb 4, 2011
Sunday brings scattered flurries, a high of 13°F and an overnight low of minus 2°F. There may be up to 0.4 inches of snow accumulation.
Monday will be a mainly sunny day with the high temperature only reaching 6°F. The overnight low will be minus 8°F. There is no snow in the forecast.
Tuesday, expect variable cloudiness and a high of 13°F. The overnight low will be 0°F and there may be less than one inch of snow.
Wednesday there will be up to 4 inches of snow accumulation. The daytime high will be 13°F and the overnight low, minus 4F.
Thursday, look for cloudy periods, a high of 9°F, the low overnight minus 2°F. There is no precipitation in the forecast.
Friday, February 4 will have scattered flurries with snow accumulating from 1-2 inches. The daytime high will be 2°F, and the overnight low will be minus 6°F.
Beautiful Southern Ontario Canada (01.07.11) outdoor in-real-time snow scenes, sunsets, & ski resorts including Sand Point Lake, Toronto Island on Lake Ontario, Steenburg Lake, Gilmour, Chicopee Ski Resort, Horseshow Ski Resort, Kawagama Lake, Kincardine Harbour on Lake Huron next to the Penetangore River, Lake of Bays, Muskoka, and Blue Mountain (skiing).
