A mix of sun and cloud will give way to increasing cloud cover and chance of rain Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 11 C, according to CTV News meteorologist Julie Atchison. The day will have a frosty start with light winds, with temperatures hovering between 6 C and 9 C as people head out to Remembrance Day ceremonies across the region. Cloud cover will increase through the afternoon, with showers possible by late afternoon and early evening before periods of rain develop overnight. Atchison says some light drizzle is possible in parts of midwestern Ontario during morning ceremonies, with more widespread rain moving in later in the day. Showers are expected to continue into Thursday, when temperatures will reach just 7 C under mainly cloudy skies. Cooler air will follow, bringing a slight chance of lake-effect precipitation. London is expected to only see about a 30 per cent chance of precipitation heading into the weekend. Saturday’s Santa Claus parade forecast is looking pleasant, with a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures in the low single digits, dropping closer to the freezing mark after sunset.
