The Halifax area is transitioning from a beautiful sunny weekend to a potentially foggy and rainy week. According to Environment Canada, Monday afternoon is expected to see a mix of sun and clouds, with projected highs reaching 26 degrees Celsius. However, it could feel cooler, around 20 degrees, along certain parts of the coast. As Monday evening progresses, increasing cloud cover is anticipated, followed by a 60 percent chance of drizzle or showers overnight into Tuesday. Fog patches are also expected to develop late Monday night and are projected to dissipate by Tuesday morning.
Overnight temperatures into Monday are expected to drop to about 15 degrees Celsius, with the chance of drizzle decreasing to roughly 30 percent by early Tuesday morning. On Tuesday, the forecast predicts a high of 27 degrees, which will feel closer to 20 degrees along coastal regions. Clouds are forecasted to roll back in during Tuesday evening.
Temperatures are set to lower further, reaching a low of 14 degrees overnight into Wednesday, where a mix of sun and cloud is expected throughout the afternoon. The projected high for Wednesday is 28 degrees, but areas close to the coast may experience temperatures only reaching 19 degrees. Additionally, Environment Canada has indicated that UV levels will remain at a level 8 throughout the week, categorized as "very high" on their scale, implying a greater risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure.
