Frigid blast of air coming Toronto's way before temperatures heat up again
· Toronto Sun
Winter isn’t quite done with us just yet.
Environment Canada said that Toronto could see a low of -13 C with the wind chill on Tuesday morning and a 40% chance of flurries before things warm up slightly by the afternoon. But the cold is forecast to be short-lived with temperatures warming to 2 C later that day and eventually to 16 C by Thursday.
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Wednesday should be clear but cool with temperatures ranging from 3 C to 5 C. Thursday and Friday are expected to be warmer, however, ranging from 7 C to 16 C and 1 C to 8 C respectively, but with a greater chance of rain at 30% and 60%. The weekend should be warmer and clearer with temperatures reaching a high of 12 C on Saturday and 15 C on Sunday.
Temperatures have gone up and down over the last few days. On Good Friday, temperatures reached a high of 18 C before they dropped on Saturday and Sunday. That trend will continue later on into the week.
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Meanwhile, winter isn’t done just yet with parts of northern Ontario.
A special weather statement was issued for areas around Lake Superior. Monday night should see a cold snap dropping the thermometer to -23 C with Tuesday morning seeing temperatures of -21 C with the wind chill and -10 C in the afternoon.
Snow and rain are forecast through to Saturday, when it should finally clear up and temperatures are expected to rise to 9 C there.