Weather

Weather report for May 01, 2025

Justin Barber

01 May 2025

Expect a mild and mostly cloudy Thursday in Clarington, with high temperatures reaching around 15°C. Light showers are likely in the afternoon, so packing an umbrella wouldn’t hurt. Winds will be gentle from the southwest at 10-15 km/h.

Tonight, skies remain mostly cloudy with a low dropping to about 7°C and a slight chance of passing showers overnight.

Looking ahead to the weekend:

Friday brings a bit more sunshine with highs near 17°C and only a small chance of an evening shower.
Saturday and Sunday both look pleasant, featuring a mix of sun and cloud and highs in the 18–20°C range. Lows will generally be in the high single digits.

Overall, after today’s spotty showers, the weather looks promising for any outdoor weekend plans.

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