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Snowfall dominates early winter, but warmer days coming: climatologist

Simcoe County received up to 300 cm of snow by Jan. 5, but Environment Canada predicts warmer temperatures and reduced snowfall for late winter.

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'The second half of winter won’t be as snowy. Our models are saying warmer than normal,' says Environment Canada's David Phillips

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Snowfall dominates early winter, but climatologist promises warmer days

'The second half of winter won’t be as snowy. Our models are saying warmer than normal,' says Environment Canada's David Phillips

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Snowfall dominates early winter, but warmer days coming: climatologist

'The second half of winter won’t be as snowy. Our models are saying warmer than normal,' says Environment Canada's David Phillips

·Orillia, Canada
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Orillia Matters broke the news in Orillia, Canada on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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