Travel to agriculture: The climate in Windsor can determine a lot of your day. With a climate which is constantly changing, it this of course mean the weather in Windsor can be completely different one day from the next, so you need to know what the Windsor forecast is. Well, with learning the weather forecasts so that you know more about the weather of the area, the people will have all things ready for the current season and also enjoy the activities that are outdoors in a more comfortable way.

Windsor weather is all over the place all year. The average seasonal snowfall is 73.8 inches, and the low temperatures on many days in winter are subfreezing. Snow is not uncommon; winters are cool, with weeks of frosts and a few days where the temperature hovers around freezing, so heavy clothing and either snow tyres or tyre chains are required for winter travel. On the downside, summers are hot, with highs in the high 20s to low 30s Celsius. This hot climate, along with some humidity to make it rather uncomfortable, can bring some sultry conditions, and with them, an increased necessity for air-conditioner use and the consumption of extra water.

It isn't just the changeful character of Windsor weather, but we can count on copious amounts of rain. The region gets rain throughout the year, and at times, heavy rain in the spring and summer. Rainfall, which is sometimes heavy enough to cause flooding in poorly drained areas, occurs seasonally from these two ranges. With these sporadic, out-of-nowhere rain storms, it is awesome to check the weather forecast and prepare for them, preventing your plans for the day from being ruined.

The local agriculture is similarly weather-affected at Windsor. Farmers here pay great attention to early weather patterns as they decide when to plant and harvest. Corn, soybeans, tomatoes and other crops are flourishing in the heat of summer. But too much rain, or a sudden dip in the temperature, leads to damaged yields. From this year, farmers in the area are now heavily relying on weather forecasting tools, as due to the changing monsoon pattern, they are not even ready to bear the losses this time.

If you appreciate taking in the great outdoors, Windsor weather has its pros and cons. The cooler spring and fall are perfect seasons for hiking and biking, as well as exploring the park system, city parks and waterfronts. But in times of record-breaking heat waves or winter thunderstorms, plans may need to be changed or abandoned altogether. Your local weather forecast is something you need to know before heading outside for any number of activities, and for your personal safety.

In other words, the weather has a lot to say in Windsor on any given day, and its relevance to the local trades is especially relevant. And we can flow through its changes with grace and ease, if they’re noticed and well prepared for.

Matthew James is the author of this article. For more details about Sports Network in Windsor, please visit our website: windsornewstoday.ca.