Comfortable temperatures
Bee collecting pollen. (Source: Ellen Price)
London, Ont. -
We are in for a week of much lower humidity and comfortable temperatures. The last couple of weeks have featured an extended stretch of heat and humidity.
A cold front moving through has brought in a cooler and much drier air mass.
Tonight will be a great night to open the windows and let the fresh air in. You can expect partly cloudy skies, with 30 per cent chance of showers, the low 13 C.
A cool and fresh start to your Tuesday. A mix of sun and cloud on the way with a cool northwest wind. The high, 22 C and a UV index of nine or very high.
Sunny skies hold Wednesday and Thursday, with rain in the forecast on Friday.
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