Mixed Weather Conditions Impact Multiple Regions Across South Africa and Canada

South Africa is seeing varied conditions, with showers and thunderstorms in the northeast, fog in parts of the west and south, warm to hot weather inland and very high veld-fire danger in the dry interior. Southern Ontario will be mostly sunny Thursday, with highs near 18–19 C, winds reaching 30 km/h, and a frost advisory in some northern and eastern areas; warmer, mainly sunny conditions are expected through the weekend. The Windsor area forecast is also included, though the available report provides no specific weather details. Pittsburgh-area conditions are expected to feature considerable cloud cover, limited sunshine and isolated showers, particularly in southern areas. Edmonton will cool from near 19 C Wednesday to 13 C Saturday, as rain and increasingly gusty winds develop late this week and into the weekend.
South Africa’s waxing-gibbous Moon will be about 93% illuminated, rising at 16:39 and setting at 05:13 local time; the next full Moon is expected on Sept. 26.
South Africa’s expected UVB exposure is very high in some areas and high in others, making sun protection advisable even where cloud or fog is present.
In southern Ontario, Thursday night should be clear, with temperatures falling to about 5 C; Mississauga is forecast to reach 22 C Friday, 22 C Saturday and 23 C Sunday.
Edmonton’s rain is expected to become most likely from Friday night through Saturday morning, while the heaviest and steadiest precipitation is forecast farther east in Alberta, from Fort McMurray south toward Lloydminster.
The Edmonton forecast puts the chance of precipitation at 30% Wednesday, rising to 40% Thursday evening or overnight and 60% Friday evening or overnight; Saturday wind gusts are expected to reach 50–60 km/h.
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