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Weather report for May 27, 2025

Justin Barber

27 May 2025 — 1 min read

Good morning, Clarington!

Expect a mild and mostly cloudy Tuesday, with a daytime high near 18°C and light winds throughout most of the day. There's a chance of occasional sun breaking through, but generally a grey start and finish.

This evening, temperatures dip to around 10°C under continued cloud cover. Showers are expected to develop late overnight, so if you're heading out early tomorrow, consider packing an umbrella.

Looking ahead:

Wednesday will bring periods of rain and cooler air, with temperatures struggling to reach 14°C.
Thursday stays unsettled, with scattered showers and highs near 15°C.
The sky gradually clears on Friday, with temperatures rebounding to 18°C and improving conditions for outdoor plans.

Weekend preview: Early forecasts suggest a return to sunshine and milder weather, with highs in the upper teens and much drier air—good news if you're planning to get outside.

No major weather hazards expected today, but keep an eye on the umbrella for tonight’s rain. Have a great Tuesday!

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