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They’re packing the patios in the ByWard Market and playing street hockey in Hintonburgh. Across the city, the winter-weary headed outdoors Saturday to enjoy the long-awaited arrival of warm spring weather.
By mid-afternoon, it was 16 degrees and sunny, and it was expected to climb to 17 C. It has been a long time since Ottawa has been that warm: Dec. 24, 2015, to be exact, a freakishly warm Christmas Eve when the temperature hit 17.
Saturday’s balmy weather was far from the record of 28.8 degrees set in 2002.
But still, the last patches of snow are melting fast. And by Sunday, we can expect a glorious high of 21, with more sun. Chance of rain? Nil, according to Environment Canada.
Enjoy it while it lasts. Monday, a few showers may arrive, with a forecast of 15 and a 40-per-cent chance of rain. But by midweek, Ottawa should be back to temperatures in the upper teens.
The patios were packed in the ByWard Market.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for a Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday April 16, 2016. Above, Mat Gibbon fights to get the ball.
There was even some shadow play during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for a Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday April 16, 2016. Money raised went to the Parkdale Food Centre. Here, Dave Cherniak gets the ball away from Mat Gibbon.
Seven-year-old Lily Kauk announces the start of a game during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Patios were full in the ByWard Market with the warm weather Saturday April 16, 2016.
The warm weather brought buskers out in the Market Saturday April 16, 2016, including Joey Albert, The Acrobat Guy.
The warm weather brought buskers out in the Market Saturday April 16, 2016 including Joey Albert, The Acrobat Guy.
It was a perfect day for a stroll outside: Mike Monsen holds Mila Monsen, 3, on his shoulders while walking through the Market.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday. Kathryn Blackwell takes a shot.
Everett Kauk, 3, announces the start of a game during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Money raised at the Street Hockey Tournament went to the Parkdale Food Centre. Matt Lavoie takes a shot.
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By mid-afternoon, it was 16 degrees and sunny, and it was expected to climb to 17 C. It has been a long time since Ottawa has been that warm: Dec. 24, 2015, to be exact, a freakishly warm Christmas Eve when the temperature hit 17.
Saturday’s balmy weather was far from the record of 28.8 degrees set in 2002.
But still, the last patches of snow are melting fast. And by Sunday, we can expect a glorious high of 21, with more sun. Chance of rain? Nil, according to Environment Canada.
Enjoy it while it lasts. Monday, a few showers may arrive, with a forecast of 15 and a 40-per-cent chance of rain. But by midweek, Ottawa should be back to temperatures in the upper teens.
The patios were packed in the ByWard Market.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for a Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday April 16, 2016. Above, Mat Gibbon fights to get the ball.
There was even some shadow play during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for a Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday April 16, 2016. Money raised went to the Parkdale Food Centre. Here, Dave Cherniak gets the ball away from Mat Gibbon.
Seven-year-old Lily Kauk announces the start of a game during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Patios were full in the ByWard Market with the warm weather Saturday April 16, 2016.
The warm weather brought buskers out in the Market Saturday April 16, 2016, including Joey Albert, The Acrobat Guy.
The warm weather brought buskers out in the Market Saturday April 16, 2016 including Joey Albert, The Acrobat Guy.
It was a perfect day for a stroll outside: Mike Monsen holds Mila Monsen, 3, on his shoulders while walking through the Market.
Hamilton Avenue North between Spencer Street and Wellington Street was shut down for the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament Saturday. Kathryn Blackwell takes a shot.
Everett Kauk, 3, announces the start of a game during the Hintonburg Street Hockey Tournament.
Money raised at the Street Hockey Tournament went to the Parkdale Food Centre. Matt Lavoie takes a shot.
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