Environment Canada's active weather warnings for the Belleville and Bay of Quinte area — winter storms, freezing rain, extreme cold and heat — with the wind right now and who to call when a storm hits.
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Environment Canada's active weather warnings for the Belleville and Bay of Quinte area — winter storms, freezing rain, extreme cold and summer heat — read live, with the wind right now and the numbers to call when a storm takes out the power or closes a road.
No weather warnings for the Belleville area right now.
Environment Canada has no warnings in force for the Belleville area, as of Wed 29 July at 17:20.
A gentle breeze (about 18 km/h, gusts to 30), out of the north.
Strongest gusts forecast over the next 24 hours: about 38 km/h. Wind words follow the Beaufort scale. This is a weather model’s forecast for the hour, not a measurement — exposed ground above town will see more.
When a storm hits: power, roads and the river
Belleville gets roughly 140 cm of snow a year, and the Bay of Quinte keeps freezing rain in play well into spring. Winter storm and freezing-rain warnings are the ones that close the schools and the 401 here.
The 'wind right now' below is a modelled reading for the town from Open-Meteo — good for a gut check, not a measurement. The warnings above are Environment Canada's own, shown word for word.
Data: Environment and Climate Change Canada (MSC GeoMet), Open Government Licence – Canada, source weather.gc.ca. Warnings are shown unaltered; this page reads the active warnings ECCC has posted for the Belleville area. Wind forecast: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). This page is not an alert service — sign up to the official channels above.