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Weather report for Jun 03, 2025

Justin Barber

Jun 3, 2025

Mostly sunny today across the Northeast, with daytime highs reaching around 21°C in Timmins, Kapuskasing, Hearst, and their neighbours. Winds will be light throughout the day, making it pleasant for outdoor plans. Overnight lows dip to about 7°C, so an extra layer might be welcome if you're out late or up early.

You can expect similar weather into Wednesday, with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. Light winds will continue making for easy commuting and outdoor activities.

Looking ahead to the weekend: Warmth builds, with highs climbing toward the mid-20s. Saturday brings more sun, but some showers are possible by Sunday, especially in the afternoon. It’s a good weekend to plan time outside early or have a rain plan for Sunday afternoon. Enjoy the improving stretch!

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