Maple Lake Haliburton Highlands Short Term Weather 3.12.10
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather 3.12.10
Welcome to your weekend!
It seems that the not-spring-yet thaw is going to continue through next week. If you take a look at a number of the photos above (be sure to click through for the full size) you’ll see substantial melting of lakes and rivers as well as some very soggy-looking ski areas.
Today- Friday started with a bit of sun but as the day wore on showers moved in. They are forecast to continue overnight though only a ‘trace’ of precipitation will accumulate. The high today was 50°F and the low tonight will be 30°F.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 03.13–03.18.10
Looking at tomorrow–Saturday expect isolated showers and a high temperature of 45°F. Overnight the low will be to a rather warm 37°F. Only a ‘trace’ of precipitation will accumulate on Saturday.
On Sunday, March 14, expect cloudiness and showers, a high temp of 37°F and an overnight low of 36°F. There may be 0.1 inch of rain accumulated.
For the start of the traditional work-week on Monday there is variable cloudiness in the forecast with a high of 50°F. The overnight low is expected to drop to 29°F.
Tuesday looks like a bright, sunny day with a spring-like high temperature of 52°F. Overnight, expect a low of 27°F.
Wednesday brings another sunny day with a high of 50°F. The low overnight is expected to be 27°F.
Thursday is expected to have cloudy periods though no rain with a high temperature of 50°F. The overnight low should be 27°F.
From some of today’s Southern Ontario webcam photos it looks like there’s (been) a thaw in parts of Southern Ontario. Definitely in Reach Harbour and in Haliburton.
And so yep (I checked), this big thaw in the Haliburton Highlands area and other areas is continuing through next week!
The spring transition is always such an active, shifting weather time.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather
Short-term weather Haliburton Highlands. Tonight–Friday night was clear and with low of 11°F or so. Chilly!
Sunny skies will greet you both waking up and through the day on Saturday temperatures will be mild, climbing to 43°F with sunny skies lasting until early afternoon. The temperature steadily declines until at midnight it is expected to be clear and 27°F . Then a big change occurs. Around 1 a.m. fog moves in with patchy fog with denser fog mixed in in certain areas. Temperatures will be around 27 °F.
Sunday morning through mid-day will be sunny with nice temperatures going from 29°F up to 43°F during the day until a shift around 6 pm with clear skies moving to variable periods of cloudiness and temperatures falling to 26°F overnight on Sunday.
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather Forecast 3.5-3.12.10
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather and Long Term Weather Forecast – 3.05.10 – 3.12.10
Lake Nipissing Sunset (3.5.10) North Bay, Ontario, Canada (northwest of the Highlands)
Monday, expect cloudy periods but still above normal ‘thaw’ temperatures of 41°F. The overnight low on Monday is forecast to be 26°F. There’s a pattern of freeze overnights and thaws during the daylight hours for most of the week so watch out for ice patches–all potentially dangerous ice, actually.
Tuesday willy be sunny with a high of 36°F and an overnight low of 17°F. It seems the nights are normal but the daytime temps are above, right?
Wednesday is the second of at least a four of sunny days in a row (1). Expect the high on Wednesday to be 36°F and the low temp overnight–same as last night– 17°F.
Thursday is sunny with a high of 34°F and an overnight low of 18°F.
The beginning of next weekend is starting off on a sunny note with a high of 41°F. Overnight lows will be 26°F.
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Maple Lake Ontario sunset
Ah, the weather. Any day now it will act nicely and then another day and so on until there may be a string of lovely days. The catch? Right now the calendar says that it is only early March. But too late–we will have been lulled into the notion that spring! is! here! Even though I know better, I will get on the bandwagon too, pounding the drums of joyousness in solidarity. I’ll probably even go for a spin in my Mustang GT convertible, top down.
If only it would stay this way, continuously moving closer to better weather. But rudely, reality does intrude. We don’t like to think such thoughts but when the inevitable occurs we are bummed because “the weather sucks.” And it seems to suck more because we’ve enjoyed such delicious samples of the yumminess that is spring only to get a strong shove back into reality.
Yes, reality. It seems much more than a concept when it rains for a week straight and you’ve just about forgotten what the sun looks like.
Not that anyone needs reminding, but for me, I will continue to relish the good days, acknowledge the “bad” and try not to let thinking about the “weather” monopolize too much of my time–which brings me to the AccuWeather website. I use an online weather resource every single day–at least a couple times each day because I live in an area where winter weather is not to be trifled with. During a Midwestern winter you need to be dressed properly, your car needs to be fully winterized, you have to know how the weather is impacting traffic–there are so many considerations one must take into account before walking out the front door. The AccuWeather site can help me with each concern so I can feel confident that my family and I are fully prepared to take on whatever Mother Nature send our way.
At the newly redesigned AccuWeather site it is super easy to find what you want to know because the site has been redesigned with ease of use a top priority, whether it is tabbed browsing, a clean, low-clutter page or a variety of new lifestyle areas like one I especially enjoy–Weather and Home and Garden. I didn’t expect to find helpful information about Home and Garden Shows but there is was. Nice touch, AccuWeather!
Feb 26th, 2010- It’s been the stormiest week of the year so far for Southern Ontario.
Read on to see what else Mother Nature has in store for this weekend and the upcoming first week of March, 2010.
Haliburton Highlands Weekend Weather 2.26.10
Weekend Weather Forecast Haliburton Highlands - Maple Lake 2.26-27.10
Welcome to your weekend!
This evening Friday expect cloudiness with clear breaks and a temperature of 29°F. Overnight there will be scattered flurries with a rather mild low of 27°F.
Saturday morning calls for continued scattered flurries with a temperature of 29°F. Scattered flurries continue through Saturday afternoon. It will be unseasonably warm with temperatures climbing to 34°F. Saturday overnight expect variable cloudiness with a few flurries and a low of 26°F.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.28–03.05.10 (below)
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather Forecast 2.28 - 3.5.10
Variable cloudiness returns on Sunday with temperatures still on the warm side at 34°F. Overnight, expect temps to slip to 26°F.
Variable cloudiness opens the month of March on Monday. The high temperature is forecast to be 29°F. The overnight low is expected to be 24°F.
Tuesday ushers in cloudy periods and a high of 32°F. The overnight low will drop to 22°F.
Wednesday returns to a familiar theme of variable cloudiness and a high of 29°F. The overnight lows continues to be lower as the week progresses. Expect Wednesday’s nighttime low to be 18°F.
Thursday will be a sunny day! High temps on Thursday are forecast to be 24°F. The low overnight drops to 11°F.
Friday will be mainly sunny day with a high of 27°F and an overnight low of 13°F.
Have a great week!
Be sure to CLICK to enlarge the web cam photos below taken today Friday, February 26, 2010
The weather for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands Saturday morning will be cloudy with sunny breaks with a temperature of 22°F. By Saturday afternoon expect mainly cloudy skies and temperatures rising to 29°F. Saturday evening will have cloudy periods with a temperature of 15°F and overnight Saturday it will be clear with a low temperature of 11°F.
Expect a 30% chance of precipitation throughout Saturday.
Scattered flurries continue through Sunday morning and afternoon with a high temperature of 18°F.
Sunday will be a mainly sunny day with the high forecasted to be 29° F . Overnight Sunday, expect mainly clear skies with a low temperature of 6°F.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.21–02.26.10 (below)
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather Forecast 2.21-2.26.10
Looking at the traditional workweek on Monday you can again look for a partly sunny /variable cloudy day with a high of 26°F and a low temperature of 6°F. Overnight snow accumulation should be 1 -2 inches.
Tuesday, expect light snow with a high temperature of 29°F. The low temperature overnight will be 20°F. Snow accumulation should be close to 2 inches.
Wednesday brings a few flurries and a high of 34°F. The overnight low will be 18°F. Snow accumulation should be less than one inch.
Thursday, expect scattered flurries with a high temperature of 24°F. The low will be 15°F. Snow accumulation should be 1 -2 inches.
Friday brings more snow–expect 2-3 more inches– with a high of 24°F and an overnight low of 15°F.
Have a great week!
Please click the thumbnails for full sizeHaliburton Highlands Weekend Winter Trail Report – Feb.19-21, 2010
Weekend Weather - Short Term, Haliburton, Ontario 02.13.10
The weather for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands Saturday morning will consist of scattered flurries with a temperature of 11°F. Scattered flurries continue into Saturday afternoon with temperatures rising to 18°F. Flurries continue into Saturday evening with a temperature of 17°F. Overnight Saturday, look for clouds with clear breaks and a low temp of 11°F.
Variable cloudiness is expected Sunday with a high temperature of 20°F. Sunday evening temperatures are expected to be about 17°F with scattered flurries developing . Overnight, expect variable cloudiness with a low temperature of 13°F.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.14–02.19.10 (below)
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.14--02.19.10
Looking at the traditional workweek on Monday, you can again expect scattered flurries with a high of 22°F and a low temperature of 17°F.
Scattered flurries continue on Tuesday with a high temperature of 22°F. The low temperature overnight will again be 17°F.
Wednesday expect a cloudy day with sunny breaks and a high of 20°F. The overnight low will be 13°F.
Thursday, the scattered flurries return with a high temperature of 24°F. The low overnight will be 18°F.
Friday will again bring scattered flurries with a high of 24°F and an overnight low of 18°F.
Have a great week!
Update/ Didn’t get a chance to post these webcam shots before–there are a couple of really nice ones. Enjoy!
Haliburton County Winter Trail Report – February 12-15, 2010
Updated: February 11, 2010 7 am
All HCSA Top trails are being groomed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights along with some of the other main club trails.
Snow is thin in some areas and that combined with extremely heavy traffic can quickly make the trails seem like they weren’t groomed. Please use care and caution when out riding, there are a lot of sleds out there and the trails get beat up in some of the main areas. The groomer operators are doing commendable work.
Moose and Eagle Lakes are now staked and Open.
The floating bridge is now installed. Signage is in place and the reroute of the trail through Minden north to the #2 and #4 trails has been done as well.
As you probably know, there must be a minimum of 10 inches of ice on any lake crossing before we will stake it. Please be careful and stay off lakes even though they look safe. Warmer conditions may have changed the status of the ice, so please be careful.
OPEN -Trails are groomed and open for snowmobiling
LIMITED- Trails may or may not be groomed. Expect marginal conditions and use extra caution.
CLOSED – Trails are Closed. Please remain off them.
Click to enlarge the Trail Report.
Thanks to the County of Haliburton Tourism Department for this report!
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Short Term Weather Forecast 2.06.10 (below)
Weekend Weather - Short Term, Haliburton, Ontario 02.06.10
The weather for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands Saturday morning will be mainly sunny with a temperature of 0°F. By Saturday afternoon expect sunny skies and temperatures to rise to 15°F. Saturday evening will be clear with a temperature of 8°F and overnight Saturday expect a low temp of 2°F.
include cloudy periods and a few flurries with a low temperature of 0°F.
Scattered flurries continue through Sunday morning and afternoon with a high temperature of 18°F.
Sunday evening temperatures begin the downward slide to 13°F and variable cloudiness. Overnight will be mainly clear with a low temperature of -2°F.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.07–02.12.09 (below)
Sunday will be a mainly sunny day with a high temperature of 13°F and a low of 2°F.
Looking at the traditional workweek on Monday you can again look forward to a bright, sunny day with a high of 18°F and a low temperature of 4°F.
Tuesday continues the sunny skies trend with a high temperature of 20°F. The low temperature overnight will be 0°F.
Wednesday brings scattered flurries and a high of 18°F. The overnight low will again be 0°F.
Thursday, the sunny skies return with a high temperature of 17°F. The low will be 4°F.
Friday will again be mainly sunny with a high of 18°F and an overnight low of 4°F.
There will be no significant snowfall for the entire week.
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Short Term Weather Forecast 1.30-31.10 (above)
The weather for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands overnight tonight – Saturday- will include cloudy periods and a few flurries with a low temperature of 2°F.
Scattered flurries continue through Sunday morning and afternoon with a high temperature of 18°F.
Sunday evening temperatures begin the downward slide to 13°F and variable cloudiness. Overnight will be mainly clear with a low temperature of -2°F.
Long Term weather Forecast Haliburton Highlands - 02.01.- 02.06.10
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 02.01-17 -02.06.09
A few flurries are expected for the beginning of the traditional workweek on Monday along with high temperatures of 17°F. Overnight lows will be about -4°F.
Tuesday will be a sunny day with a daytime high of only 6°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to be -9°F.
Wednesday, expect another sunny day and a high of 13°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to dip down to – 4°F.
Look for cloudy periods on Thursday and temperatures climbing to a high of 27°F . Nighttime temperatures should again be -4°F.
On Friday, expect a sunny day with a high temperature of 27°F. The low on Friday night is expected to be 13F°.
Scattered flurries are predicted for Saturday with a high of 29F°. Saturday’s low is expected to be 13°F.
Have a great week!
Enjoy the webcam photos taken today, 01.30.10. Be sure to click them for full size.
Short Term Weather Forecast – Maple Lake Ontario – Haliburton Highlands – 01.24-25.10
The weather forecast for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands for Sunday overnight calls for continued rain with a low temperature of 45°F. Rain continues Monday morning with temps continuing at 45°F; expect afternoon light rain and 37°F . Monday evening brings scattered flurries with a temperature of 27°F.
Monday overnight will be rainy and 43°F.
Haliburton Highlands Long Term Weather Forecast through 1.31.10
Tuesday expect scattered flurries with a high of 32°F and a low overnight of 9°F.
Wednesday there will be variable cloudiness a high of 22°F and a low overnight of 2°F.
Thursday calls for scattered flurries with a high of 24°F. the low will be 8°F.
Friday brings a sunny day at last with a high temperature of 8°F and a low overnight of minus 2°F.
Saturday, expect scattered flurries with a high temperature of 15°F. The low on Saturday will be 0°F.
As both the weekend and the month come to a close on Sunday, Jan 31, expect a few flurries, a high of 20°F and a low temperature of 13°F.
