Residents of London, Ontario are experiencing a day of rain and mild temperatures, but meteorologists warn that significant weather changes are on the horizon. According to the latest forecast, the region should prepare for strong winds and the season's first flurries.
Current Weather Conditions
CTV News London meteorologist Julie Atchison provided the most recent weather update for the London region on November 25, 2025. The day began with relatively mild conditions and rainfall, offering a temporary reprieve from the colder weather typically expected this time of year.
The morning temperatures remained above seasonal norms, creating damp but comfortable conditions for late November. However, this weather pattern is not expected to last through the week.
Impending Weather Changes
Environment Canada has indicated that Ontario and Quebec may experience winter storms later this week, suggesting that the London region could be part of this developing weather system. The transition from mild, rainy conditions to winter precipitation represents a significant shift in weather patterns.
The forecast calls for strong winds to develop alongside the temperature drop, creating potentially challenging conditions for drivers and pedestrians. The arrival of flurries signals the beginning of winter weather patterns that typically characterize late November in southwestern Ontario.
Regional Weather Context
While London prepares for winter conditions, other parts of Canada are already experiencing colder weather. Edmonton is dealing with sub-zero temperatures that are expected to persist, while Calgary started Tuesday with cold and foggy conditions before seeing some improvement.
The contrasting weather patterns across the country highlight the diverse climate conditions that Canadians experience during the late autumn months. Environment Canada continues to monitor these developments and will provide updates as the weather systems evolve.
Residents are advised to stay informed about the changing conditions and prepare for the possibility of winter driving conditions in the coming days.
