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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️14°C
Clear skyChesterFeels like 14° · Wind 4 km/h · Humidity 77%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 05:40Sunset 20:53
Today☁️26°11°💧0%
Sun☁️23°15°💧29%
Mon🌦️19°13°💧13%
Tue☁️28°11°💧4%
Wed☁️31°17°💧11%
Thu27°18°💧19%
Fri☁️23°17°💧20%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Chester’s weather is shaped by its coastal location on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, meaning the live forecast above will often show cooler summers, mild winters, and frequent fog or drizzle compared to inland areas.

What makes Chester’s weather different from other parts of Nova Scotia?

Chester sits on the Atlantic coast, so the ocean moderates temperature extremes. In summer, sea breezes keep highs typically below 25°C, while in winter, the water prevents the deep cold seen inland. The community also sees more fog and onshore winds, especially in spring and early summer. For a broader look at regional patterns, visit our Canada weather hub.

Average July high22°C
Average January low-7°C
Annual rainfall1,400 mm
Foggiest monthsMay–July

What should I expect for weather in Chester tomorrow and this week?

For weather in Chester tomorrow, check the live forecast above for the most accurate short-term outlook. This week, a classic Atlantic pattern often brings a mix of sun and showers. For a Chester weather 14 day or Chester weather monthly trend, Environment Canada’s longer-range outlooks are more reliable than any single site. If you’re planning a trip, the Chester weather BBC or weather in Chester 10 days forecasts can give a general sense, but local radar from ECCC is best for real-time precipitation tracking.

Is Chester weather very foggy compared to other Nova Scotia towns?

Yes. Chester’s exposed coastal position means sea fog is common from late spring through mid-summer, often reducing visibility to under 1 kilometre. This fog usually burns off by midday but can linger longer near the water.

Does Chester get hurricanes or tropical storms?

Occasionally. The region is vulnerable to remnants of Atlantic hurricanes, typically from August to October. These systems bring heavy rain and strong winds, but direct landfalls are rare. Always monitor weather warnings during hurricane season.

Where can I find a reliable Chester weather radar?

The best source is Environment and Climate Change Canada’s radar network, which covers Halifax and the South Shore. Many weather apps also pull this data, but ECCC’s site offers the most direct, unmodified feed for tracking incoming rain or snow.