Whooo, its COLD out there! (how cold is it?!) Cold enough for Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement! (DO) Special weather statement in effect for: City of Toronto Fresh frigid Arctic air with the coldest weather so far this season expected for the post holiday return to school and work. A frigid Arctic airmass has arrived plunging Southern Ontario into a deep freeze for the upcoming work week. Extreme cold warnings will likely be required at times during the week due to the combination of cold temperatures and brisk winds. Temperatures will be well below average values for early January. Minimum temperatures of minus 20 or below on the coldest days are likely, except for locales right along the shorelines of the Great Lakes and across Southwestern Ontario where temperatures may bottom out in the minus 15 to minus 20 range. Over Eastern Ontario and Algonquin a few minus 30 degree readings are quite possible on Thursday morning. Significant snow squalls will affect areas to the southeast of the Great Lakes at times. Snow squall watches and warnings are in effect for these regions. Meanwhile, remaining regions will see varying amounts of sun and cloud, with scattered flurries and biting cold winds expected. Please monitor the latest forecasts and warnings from Environment Canada at weatheroffice.gc.ca.
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 19:05:39 +0000
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