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Toronto could see some of its warmest temperatures so far this year over Family Day weekend
Southwestern winds end a decade-long cold snap in southern Ontario with temperatures rising to 6 C on Monday, Environment Canada reports.
- This Family Day long weekend, Environment Canada forecasts Toronto to reach 2 C, warming to 6 C on Monday as the cold spell ends.
- Southwestern winds are bringing warm air into southern Ontario, ending the cold warnings Environment Canada issued for much of January and February.
- Toronto recorded 23 straight days of freezing temperatures, the longest stretch since 2015's 32 days, and Environment Canada warned Ontarians of frostbite risk with wind chills up to-35 C.
- Residents gain relief as the cold spell breaks for the Family Day long weekend, though Environment Canada warns of lingering subzero days, according to Tomlinson.
- As seasonal patterns resume, the shift signals a return toward typical seasonal variability after the prolonged mid‑January cold snap.
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Warmer temperatures ahead for southern Ontario as longest cold spell in a decade ends – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — A cold spell that has gripped southern Ontario since mid-January is finally set to break in time for the Family Day long weekend. Environment Canada is forecasting temperatures of 2 C this weekend in Toronto, warming up to 6 C on Monday. Environment Canada meteorologist Eric Tomlinson said southwestern winds are bringing in warm air to the region, giving relief to southern Ontarians who experienced the longest cold snap the area has se…
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