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Weather Nov 16

Here’s today’s weather for Saint John, NB in three languages — English, French, and Ukrainian:

🇬🇧 English

  • Conditions: Light rain, around 4 °C (39 °F)

  • Afternoon: Rain continuing, warming up to 6–7 °C (42–45 °F)

  • Evening: Cloudy with some rain again, cooling to 4–6 °C (39–43 °F)

  • Late night: Possible mix of rain and snow around 2–3 °C (36–37 °F)

🇫🇷 Français

  • Conditions : Pluie légère, environ 4 °C

  • Après-midi : Pluie persistante, température jusqu’à 6–7 °C

  • Soirée : Nuageux avec pluie périodique, baisse à 4–6 °C

  • Tard dans la nuit : Mélange de pluie et de neige possible, 2–3 °C

🇺🇦 Українська

  • Погодні умови: Легкий дощ, близько 4 °C

  • Після обіду: Досягне дощу, потеплішає до 6–7 °C

  • Вечір: Хмарно з періодичним дощем, охолодження до 4–6 °C

  • Пізньої ночі: Можливий дощ з мокрим снігом, 2–3 °C

Якщо хочеш прогноз на кілька днів — скажи, і я подивлюсь!

Weather

Weather

Multi-Day Forecast

 

Multi-Day Forecast

Day Conditions / Notes High / Low
Monday (Sept 15) Mostly cloudy. Milder air during the day; cooler overnight. ~ 22 °C (72 °F) / ~ 5-6 °C (41-42 °F)
Tuesday Mostly sunny and comfortably warm. ~ 24 °C (75 °F) / ~ 8 °C (46 °F)
Wednesday Sun early on, clouds increasing later; still warm. ~ 23 °C (73 °F) / ~ 11 °C (51 °F)
Thursday Low clouds in the morning, possible sun in the afternoon. ~ 20 °C (68 °F) / ~ 10-11 °C (50-52 °F)
Friday Partly sunny; generally pleasant. ~ 21 °C (69 °F) / ~ 6-7 °C (43-44 °F)
Saturday Sunshine, but noticeably cooler especially overnight. ~ 16 °C (61 °F) / ~ 2-3 °C (36-37 °F)

Late Morning to Afternoon

  • By mid-morning, mostly cloudy skies will dominate, although there will be some breaks of light.

  • Temperatures steadily rise:

    • ~55-62 °F (13-17 °C) by mid-morning (9-11 AM)

    • Peaking at about 65 °F (18 °C) around noon.

👕 What to Wear / What to Do

  • A light sweater or jacket will be helpful especially early in the morning when it’s cooler and still a bit foggy.

  • As the day warms, layers are ideal so you can peel off if you start feeling warm.

  • Visibility might be low in the early morning due to fog—if you’re driving, take it slow and use your lights.

  • Thanks to mostly cloudy skies, sun exposure will be muted—sunscreen’s optional but still good if you’ll be outside for longer periods.

 

 
News & Highlights, Weather

News And Highlights weather

Morning: A bit of cloud cover this morning, with temperatures starting out around 54°F (12°C). Expect partly cloudy skies turning gradually to mostly clear just before sunrise. Cool and crisp — a sweater or light jacket will serve you well early on.

🌤️ Mid-to-Late Morning: Skies begin to brighten. By mid-morning, it’ll shift toward partly sunny, with temperatures gradually warming up into the mid-50s to low-60s°F (12-16°C). Perfect time for a walk or coffee outdoors.

☀️ Afternoon: The sun makes a stronger appearance. Expect partly sunny skies and more comfortable warmth, climbing into under 70°F (around 18-19°C). Ideal for errands, lunch outside, or anything that gets you moving.

🌆 Evening: As the sun sets, things start to cool again. Clear skies likely, with temperatures dipping back toward the low 50s°F (10-12°C). A light jacket or cozy layer will be nice if you’re out late.

Tips for the Day:

  • Dress in layers: mornings are cool, afternoons warm.

  • Sunscreen might still be useful when the sun comes out in full.

  • Great day for outdoor plans (walk, boat ride, patio lunch).

  • Keep something on hand for the evening chill — maybe a light overshirt or sweater.

    • Overnight through early morning: Cooling to 50-52°F (10-11°C), skies gradually clearing.

    • Late morning to afternoon: Warming to mid-60s°F (~18°C), with partly sunny skies.

    🌬️ Wind & Humidity

    • Humidity: Moderate in the morning, likely in the 70-80% range early on, dropping gradually through the morning and midday as the air warms and clears.

    • Wind: Light winds in the early hours, likely calm to gentle. As the day warms, expect mild breezes — enough to be felt on exposed surfaces, but nothing too strong.

    🌅 Other Details

    • Sunset time: Around 7:15 PM (NB local time). So you’ve got good daylight well into the evening.

    • As skies clear and winds stay light, evenings will feel crisp—cool enough for a light jacket near dusk.

Quiz, Weather

Hurricane Season 2025 Quiz

Hurricane Season 2025 Quiz

  1. When does the official Atlantic hurricane season run each year?
    A) May 1 – October 31
    B) June 1 – November 30
    C) July 1 – December 31
    D) April 1 – September 30

  2. Which agency forecasted “above-normal” activity for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, expecting 13-19 named storms?
    A) World Meteorological Organization
    B) NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
    C) Japan Meteorological Agency
    D) Environment Canada

  3. According to forecasts for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, how many of the named storms are expected to become major hurricanes (Category 3 or stronger)?

  4. Hurricane Erin (2025) in the Atlantic: which of the following is true?
    A) It was the first named storm of the season.
    B) It became a Category 5 hurricane.
    C) It made landfall in Florida as a major hurricane.
    D) It dissipated before reaching the Caribbean.

  5. What environmental factor(s) are cited as contributing to an above-average hurricane season in the Atlantic for 2025?
    (Short answer; list one or more.)

  6. What unusual pattern has been observed in the Atlantic so far in mid to late season 2025, despite already favorable seasonal conditions?

  7. Tropical Storm Barry (2025): where did it make landfall, and what was one of its major effects?

  8. For the Pacific hurricane season in 2025, what was the forecast by NOAA for the Eastern Pacific (in terms of named storms, hurricanes, or major hurricanes)?

  9. What does “ACE” stand for in the context of hurricanes, and why is it important when discussing a hurricane season?

  10. True or False:
    The climatological peak of Atlantic hurricane season is around September 10, and most hurricane activity historically happens between mid-August and mid-October.

Answer Key: Hurricane Season 2025 Quiz

  1. When does the official Atlantic hurricane season run each year?
    ✅ B) June 1 – November 30

  2. Which agency forecasted “above-normal” activity for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, expecting 13-19 named storms?
    ✅ B) NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)

  3. According to forecasts for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, how many of the named storms are expected to become major hurricanes (Category 3 or stronger)?
    ✅ 3 to 5 major hurricanes

  4. Hurricane Erin (2025) in the Atlantic: which of the following is true?
    ✅ B) It became a Category 5 hurricane

  5. What environmental factor(s) are cited as contributing to an above-average hurricane season in the Atlantic for 2025?
    ✅ Warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures, La Niña conditions, reduced wind shear, and high oceanic heat content

  6. What unusual pattern has been observed in the Atlantic so far in mid to late season 2025, despite already favorable seasonal conditions?
    ✅ A lull in tropical cyclone formation during parts of August–September despite very warm waters and favorable conditions

  7. Tropical Storm Barry (2025): where did it make landfall, and what was one of its major effects?
    ✅ Made landfall in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula; caused heavy rainfall and localized flooding

  8. For the Pacific hurricane season in 2025, what was the forecast by NOAA for the Eastern Pacific (in terms of named storms, hurricanes, or major hurricanes)?
    ✅ 14–20 named storms, 7–11 hurricanes, 4–7 major hurricanes

  9. What does “ACE” stand for in the context of hurricanes, and why is it important when discussing a hurricane season?
    ✅ Accumulated Cyclone Energy — a measure of the total strength and duration of all tropical storms and hurricanes in a season. It’s used to gauge how active the season was overall.

  10. True or False:
    ✅ True — The climatological peak of Atlantic hurricane season is around September 10, with most activity between mid-August and mid-October.

 
Weather

What’s Happening with Erin Now

 

NowHurricane Erin remains well offshore of Atlantic Canada but is large and still potent, with powerful winds and swells affecting coastal regions.

  • Its effects are primarily felt as huge ocean swells, dangerous surf, and strong rip currents, rather than direct landfall.

Expected Impacts in Maritime Provinces

Nova Scotia

Newfoundland & Prince Edward Island

  • Similarly, watch for hazardous surf and rip currents, particularly along the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland.

Summary Table

Region Impacts Expected
Nova Scotia (coast) 3–5 m waves, gusts to ~70 km/h, rip currents
Nova Scotia (inland) Minimal wind or rain impacts
Newfoundland (coast) Rough surf, rip currents
Prince Edward Island Elevated surf and beach hazard risks