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Weather report for Jun 09, 2025

Justin Barber

09 Jun 2025

Good morning, Clarington! Expect a mild start to the week, with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. Temperatures will be comfortable, reaching a high near 21°C and cooling down to about 13°C overnight. Winds may pick up a bit in the afternoon, but it should remain pleasant for any outdoor plans.

As the workweek continues, watch for a slight increase in showers midweek, especially Wednesday, with temperatures holding steady in the low 20s. UV index remains moderate, so consider sunscreen if you’ll be out for extended periods.

Looking ahead to the weekend: conditions should improve, with mostly sunny skies and highs around 22°C—great weather for getting outside or making family plans.

Have a terrific Monday!

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