Niagara Falls' weather forecast for May 7: Sunny start with thunderstorms ahead
Niagara Falls residents can anticipate a day dominated by sunshine this Tuesday. The morning starts with clear skies and an inviting 19°C, accompanied by a gentle northeastern breeze tapping at just 6 km/h.
Expect almost uninterrupted sunshine as the day progresses with minimal cloud cover at roughly 10 per cent. This idyllic setting makes way for a warm afternoon, where temperatures will gracefully climb to 23°C. Winds are also expected to pick up modestly, blowing at 8 km/h, while a comfortable relative humidity of 43 per cent makes for an enjoyable day out.
Come evening, however, the weather narrative takes a turn as thunderstorms enter the forecast. The mercury will dip to 17°C, and winds will intensify to 12 km/h, signifying the potential for stormier weather. The likelihood of rain soars to 90 per cent, with Niagara possibly receiving between 1 and 3mm of rainfall amidst a significant increase in cloud cover to 70 per cent.
Tuesday evening
Thunderstorm activity is slated to persist into the night. Temperatures will further drop to a cooler 14°C, and the wind will continue its westerly flow at 13 km/h. Rain chances remain high at 90 per cent, so carrying an umbrella would be wise. Expect substantial cloudiness to blanket the region, with cloud cover expected to soar to 90 per cent.
While there are no current weather advisories, keep an eye on the skies and stay prepared as conditions shift.
Header image: File photo/Getty. This article was generated with the use of OpenAI and The Weather Network's forecast data. The article was reviewed by our editorial team for accuracy and clarity.
