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Another day, another “special weather statement.”
Environment Canada predicts another cold snap will arrive Thursday as a “bitterly cold” northwesterly flow forms over southern Ontario, sending wind chills below -30.
A southwesterly flow is expected to sweep away the cold by Sunday. Fingers crossed.
Bundle up.
Thursday’s forecast is for periods of light snow and northwest winds at 20 km/h gusting to 40 as the temperature holds steady at -11 C.
Thursday night, the periods of light snow are expected to continue but westerly winds pick up to 30 km/h gusting to 50 and the mercury drops to -21 C with a wind chill of -34.
The Ottawa airport warned travellers that both Air Canada and WestJet had issued travel alerts as the Maritimes battens down the hatches for a major winter storm.
East coast braces for winter storm; @AirCanada, @WestJet update travel alerts #OttCity https://t.co/DP873zHTPj
— Ottawa Airport (@FlyYOW) January 3, 2018
More light snow is in the forecast for Friday with northwest winds at 20 km/h gusting to 40 and a steady temperature near -20 C that will feel more like -30, the weather agency predicts. The overnight low is -28 C.
Saturday’s forecast is for sunshine with a high of -22 C and low of -27 C.
Starting Sunday, watch for some warmer weather with a high of -10 C and low of -11 C along with likely flurries.
There’s a 70 per cent chance of snow and a predicted high of -3 C Monday and it stays balmy with a forecast low of -6 C.
Enjoy it while it lasts – the temperature is forecast to plunge back to a low of -18 C Tuesday night.
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Environment Canada predicts another cold snap will arrive Thursday as a “bitterly cold” northwesterly flow forms over southern Ontario, sending wind chills below -30.
A southwesterly flow is expected to sweep away the cold by Sunday. Fingers crossed.
Bundle up.
Thursday’s forecast is for periods of light snow and northwest winds at 20 km/h gusting to 40 as the temperature holds steady at -11 C.
Thursday night, the periods of light snow are expected to continue but westerly winds pick up to 30 km/h gusting to 50 and the mercury drops to -21 C with a wind chill of -34.
The Ottawa airport warned travellers that both Air Canada and WestJet had issued travel alerts as the Maritimes battens down the hatches for a major winter storm.
East coast braces for winter storm; @AirCanada, @WestJet update travel alerts #OttCity https://t.co/DP873zHTPj
— Ottawa Airport (@FlyYOW) January 3, 2018
More light snow is in the forecast for Friday with northwest winds at 20 km/h gusting to 40 and a steady temperature near -20 C that will feel more like -30, the weather agency predicts. The overnight low is -28 C.
Saturday’s forecast is for sunshine with a high of -22 C and low of -27 C.
Starting Sunday, watch for some warmer weather with a high of -10 C and low of -11 C along with likely flurries.
There’s a 70 per cent chance of snow and a predicted high of -3 C Monday and it stays balmy with a forecast low of -6 C.
Enjoy it while it lasts – the temperature is forecast to plunge back to a low of -18 C Tuesday night.
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