The weather's going to take a turn for Sunday, but we'll get a mostly summer-hot Saturday first
Most of Saturday will be stable and hot. Rain should hold off until late Saturday. Sunday will be cooler and windy, with on/off rain and maybe thunderstorms.
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Summer heat is in store for us Saturday!
Most of Saturday will be stable and hot.
The winds will pick up in the afternoon to 40 km/h, but later in the day, the gusts will likely get even stronger.
The rain should hold off until late Saturday night.
danielle weather / may 30, 2025
Sunday will be much cooler and windy, with on/off rain.
There is also the chance of thunderstorms.
Temperatures will remain in the teens until Wednesday.
danielle weather / may 30, 2025
Lilac Festival is this weekend. Here is a National Geographic-type photo from Don McCreary of the lilacs and a happy little fella!
danielle weather / may 30, 2025
Happy weekend!
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