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Haliburton Highlands Weekend & Long Term Weather February 4 – Feb. 9 2012
This week’s Haliburton Highland’s weather remains slightly warmer than normal with no snow at all before Thursday, February 9. The week’s temperatures will see-saw somewhat with variable clouds, cloudy periods, and cloudiness with sunny breaks all on the menu through Thursday.
Nighttime temperatures will be cold and well below freezing.
Minden CAR RACES ON ICE!!! this weekend!
Hey, don’t miss the Car Races on Ice at the Minden fairgrounds on February 4th and 5th where you can have a blast and support your community with proceeds going to stock up the local Food Bank. This is exactly where I’d be if I were to be in the Highlands this weekend. One day, once my cottage is outfitted, for it I will hit up this event!
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HAVE A FANTASTIC WEEKEND!
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Sir Sam's Ski Resort, West Guilford, Ontario, CA Jan 27, 2012 - Courtesy: TheWeatherChannel.com
ALSO: check out What’s Happening This Weekend in the Haliburton Highlands on the slopes and off!
Scroll down and not only have a look at all the current & projected snow conditions in the Haliburton Highlands but learn more about fun nighttime and daytime activities off the slopes and trails as well!
Finally, be sure to check out the Haliburton Highlands weather conditions. I’ve posted the weather forecast through next Thursday and the ski reports talk about specific weather pertaining to different areas of the Highlands as well. Don’t forget to click through to enlarge and read!
Haliburton Highlands Weekend & Long Term Weather January 28 - Feb. 2 2012
Courtesy of the Haliburton Highlands Visitor Centre
Sir Sam’s Ski Rresort, West Guilford, Ontario, Canada Jan 27, 2012
Haliburton Highlands Weekend & Long Term Weather January 28 – Feb. 2 2012
Courtesy of the Haliburton Highlands Visitor Centre
Haliburton Forest Snow Conditions January 28 – 29 2012
Haliburton Highlands SNOW REPORT Jan 28 - Jan 29 2012 *ABOVE* - CLICK THROUGH
Haliburton Forest Snow Conditions January 28 - 29 2012
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Just a quick post to share with you some great snaps of south-central Ontario, Canada and to update you on Haliburton Highlands Weather for the week of January 23 through January 28, 2012. Look for way above seasonal temperatures on some days with below-freezing temps. coming after. It might get dicey, so stay safe!
Haliburton Highlands Long Term forecast 1.23.12 - 1.28.12
The Toronto Islands on Lake Ontario
Duntroon, ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Gowganda Lake ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Horseshoe Resort, ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Lagoon City, ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Reach Harbour Lakefield, ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Lake Nippissing, ONT, CA – 1.22.12
Haliburton Highlands Long Term forecast 1.23.12 – 1.27.12
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather - January 19, 2012
I just took a peek at the extended forecast and as previously reported, it looks like the winter of 2011-12 is going to be remembered for it’s above-seasonal temperatures mixed with about average precipitation. The worst part I think most folks would agree, is the melting of the snow on days like predicted on this coming Monday with a high of 36F degrees. When Monday’s nighttime temperatures roll around it will get icy so many will wake up to icy conditions on Tuesday morning. After Monday’s mixed precipitation, Tuesday’s snow won’t have a chance to melt with a 30-degree F day and scattered flurries. And so it goes. Happy trails!
Bayview Camps – January 19, 2012
Blue Mountain Ski Resort – January 19, 2012
Sir Sam’s Ski & Summer Resort, Haliburton Highlands – January 19, 2012
Chicopee Ski And Summer Resort
Duntroon Ski – January 19, 2012
Goganda Lake Lodge – January 19, 2012
Kincardine Harbour, Lake Huron – January 19, 2012
Kingsville – January 19, 2012
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather – January 19, 2012
Bue Mountain Ski – January 19, 2012
Sir Sam's Ski & Summer Resort, Haliburton Highlands - January 19, 2012
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
It looks to have been a perfectly lovely weekend in south-central Ontario Canada, especially for the snow-loving types. The temperatures coming up this week should please just about everyone as they are mild for January but still winter-like enough to keep the outdoor enthusiasts happy. Enjoy!
Haliburton Highlands Long range forecast Jan 9 - 14, 2012
I’m short on sleep and time but I wanted to mention that this weekend in the Haliburton Highlands looks perfect! You’ve got mild temperatures on both Saturday and Sunday. There’s no precipitation in the forecast and night time tempertures are perfect for sleeping. Enjoy the webcam photos I took just now–proof positive that it is well worth going outside to play!
Make it a great one!
Welcome to the second weekend of June, 2011. It is amazing how quickly time is passing by as we move into the summer months. The very active weather has been a distinct reminder that we are not quite into summertime yet, rather as we transition we are getting, as Ontario knows only too well, some very strong reminders of when warm fronts meet cold.
So what kind of weather is in store for this week? In a word I’d say ‘calm.’ Though not exactly beach weather, for most of the week temperatures should be about 20-21°C with almost no precipitation at all. A bit of a break to give everything (and one) time to dry out.
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather June 10 - 11
If you happen to look up into the sky right now you’ll notice variable clouds. The temperature is chilly at 52°F. The 24-hour precipitation outlook is for 0.8 inches from Friday overnight through Saturday overnight.
Saturday morning should be mainly cloudy with temperatures rising to 55°F, though by Saturday afternoon rain moves in with a high of 61°F. Saturday evening you should expect scattered showers and a high of 57°F. Overnight on Saturday look for cloudiness with clear breaks and a temperature of 50°F.
Haliburton Highlands Long-Term Forecast
Sunday’s forecast calls for variable cloudiness with a high temperature of 61°F, and a low of 50°F overnight. There is no rain in the forecast.
Monday will be sunny with a high of 64°F and an overnight low of 48°F. There is again, no rain in the forecast.
Tuesday will be sunny with a very pleasant high of 72°F. Nighttime temperatures fall to 50°F and there is no rain in the forecast.
Wednesday, expect cloudy periods, a high temperature of 73°F and a low overnight of 54°F. You should not expect rain.
The forecast for Thursday is for sunny skies, a high temperature of 66°F and a warm-ish temperature overnight of 59°F.
The week closes out on Friday with isolated showers, a high of 68°F and a low overnight of 57°F. There may be up to 0.1 inches of precipitation accumulation on Friday.
So, What About the Bugs?:
Haliburton Highlands Bug Report through June 15
The bugs in cottage country right now are as we say, ‘thick.” What that means specifically is that the Black Flies will eat you up and the the Deer Flies will finish what’s left–UNLESS you wear long sleeved shirts, full-length pants and douse yourself in DEET. To state the obvious, the heavy rains have not helped the bug situation.
So all-in-all a good week for hiking, camping, biking, boating–whatever your pleasure. Just dress accordingly and you’ll have a grand time.
Kawagama Lake, Dorset
Kawagama Lake, Dorset
Niagara Falls, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Niagara Falls, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Pentangore Channel to Lake Huron, Ontario – June 10, 2011
kincardine Harbour, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Chapleau River, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Lagoon City, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Limerick Lake, Gilmour, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Montreal River Harbour, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Prince Arthur’s Landing, Thunder Bay, Ontario – June 10, 2011
Sunset in beautiful downtown Barrie, Ontario, June 3, 2011:
Barrie - Sunset June 3, 2011
Since I never quite got to bed last night (long story) I was able to grab some awesome morning shots of southeastern Ontario at 9 a.m. Eastern (8 a.m. Central). And, since I’m just getting the weather-cast done now, I’ve grabbed a couple more shots of sunsets in beautiful southeastern Ontario, Canada. Something for everyone.
I hear that Ontarians have had record rainfall in the month of May. I sympathize as though you might not expect it, weather here in the Chicago area is not too different. We’ve had the record rainy May, the zig-zagging temperatures, mostly on the cold side–but then excruciatingly hot and humid for a day or so as well. Just nutty.
So, what do we dare expect for this week? You may be pleasantly surprised!
First, in a big change, there will be almost no rainfall in southeastern Ontario for the next week. That is very welcome coming on the heels of such a wet May. Temperatures in general will be rather moderate with daytime highs about 21 or 22 °C during the day. Here are the details:
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather June 3 - 4 2011
Expect variable cloudiness overnight on Friday with temperatures dipping down to 50°F. You could get up to 0.1 inches of rain from Friday evening through Saturday evening.
You’ll wake on Saturday to isolated showers and a temperature of 57°F. Isolated showers continue through Saturday afternoon with a high of 70°F. Saturday evening will be cloudy with showers and a temperature of 66°F. Saturday’s overnight low will be 50°F.
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Forecast (F)
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Forecast (C)
Sunday will have cloudy periods, a high of 73°F and an overnight low of 54°F. There is no precipitation forecast for Sunday.
Monday will again feature cloudy periods but with a high of 66°F, will be somewhat cooler. The overnight low of 54°F on Monday however, will mimic Sunday’s low. You could get close to 0.1 inch of rain.
Tuesday, June 7, expect cloudy periods, a high of 68°F and an overnight low of 54°F. There is no precipitation forecast for Tuesday.
Wednesday, June 8, isolated showers are again in the forecast. The high is expected to be 72°F and the overnight low, 50°F. You may get close to 0.1 inch of precipitation accumulation.
Thursday, June 9, will be a mainly sunny day with a high expected to be 72°F and the overnight low, 57°F. There is no precipitation forecast for Thursday.
