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Weather report for Jul 19, 2025

Justin Barber

19 Jul 2025

Saturday looks like a beautiful summer day in Clarington. Expect a high of 27°C by mid-afternoon, with comfortable humidity and light breezes throughout the day. Skies will be mainly sunny, making it a great day to spend some time outdoors—but it's wise to have sunscreen handy since UV levels will be high.

Tonight, temperatures will drop to around 16°C with clear skies continuing through the night.

Sunday brings a repeat performance with highs again near 27°C, lots of sunshine, and only a gentle breeze to keep things pleasant. Overnight lows will be in the upper teens, under mostly clear skies.

No rain is in the forecast for the weekend, and conditions look excellent for any events or outdoor gatherings you have planned. Enjoy the fine summer weather!

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