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Backwoods Weather Report – Port Loring, Ontario
Friday, November 7, 2025

It’s a damp, chilly afternoon here in Port Loring. Last check around 12:45 PM had the temperature at 3.8°C (38°F), humidity high at 87%, and the wind drifting from the south-southwest at 11 km/h (7 mph). The barometer’s down at 966.9 mbar (28.56 inHg), so we’re looking at some unsettled weather moving through — clouds and moisture hanging around the bush.

Today: Expect clouds and drizzle through the rest of the afternoon, with the air feeling raw and damp. Temperature will hold in the 3–4°C (38–39°F) range. Not much sun in sight today, so it’s a good one to keep the coat on if you’re heading out.

Tonight into Saturday: Chilly, near 1–2°C (34–36°F), with clouds sticking around and a fair chance of light rain. The SSW wind will continue, keeping the air moist and the forest quiet but soggy.

Tomorrow (Saturday): Clouds will start to break a bit as the low moves off. Expect highs around 5–7°C (41–45°F). Some lingering drizzle in the morning is possible, but by midday things should start to brighten. Winds may shift a little west or northwest, bringing a fresher, cooler feel by evening.

Nature’s Signs: With the damp air and low clouds, birds and squirrels are keeping closer to the ground, moving cautiously, and deer will likely stick to the thicker cover until mid-morning. Mushrooms might be popping up in the wet spots — perfect little reminders that the woods are still alive even in this gray weather.

Deer Hunting Outlook: This afternoon and evening, the damp, cloudy conditions can actually be good for movement. Deer tend to move cautiously in the moist air, often using thick cover near feed areas. Best chances will be late morning into mid-afternoon and again just before dark — stay alert near the trails leading to the edges of the bush.