A cold front that is swiping through will bring in a relatively cooler air mass for these next couple of days.
The gusty conditions will continue for much of Wednesday, with gusts out of the west and northwest at 40 km/h.When looking at the longer range, temperatures will climb back up later this week. A mix of sun and cloud is expected through the work week and into the weekend.
It’s been quite a sight in the sky at night with the aurora borealis. This shot is courtesy of Hansel Dy, who snapped this beautiful picture in Nolan Hill. Thanks, Hansel.And thanks to the weather conditions , plus a moderately active aurora forecast, you should be able to see the northern lights for the next couple of nights.
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