Brantford's April 2 forecast: Early spring storm with rain and strong winds
Brantford is set to experience a wet and windy day on April 2, as a significant early spring storm moves through the area. The day started with light rain in the morning, progressing to showers in the afternoon. The temperature will hover around 4°C, but it will feel much colder due to the wind chill effect.
Wind speeds are expected to be brisk, ranging between 32-36km/h, with gusts that could reach up to 59km/h. The probability of rain is quite high at 80 per cent, with total rainfall throughout the day varying between 1-10mm. Cloud cover will be total at 100 per cent, and relative humidity levels will be very high, ranging from 93 to 100 per cent.
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A special weather statement is currently in effect, warning residents of the strong winds and heavy rain brought on by this early spring storm Tuesday and into Wednesday. There's also a potential for wet snow as the storm progresses into late Wednesday and Thursday. Rainfall during this period could be significant, with total amounts reaching 25-50mm.
The strong winds, potentially exceeding 80km/h, may lead to power outages in some areas.
Residents are advised to stay updated on the latest weather conditions by monitoring alerts and forecasts. Preparations for the inclement weather, including securing outdoor items and planning for possible power outages, are recommended. Caution is also advised for those who need to travel, as the heavy rain and strong winds could create hazardous conditions.
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