TORONTO – The City of Toronto has cancelled the extreme cold weather alert that was issued on March 15.
An alert is called when there is a risk to homeless people from extreme cold weather or extreme winter weather conditions.
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It is normally called in the morning when Environment Canada predicts a coming overnight temperature of -15 degrees Celsius or lower without the windchill.
Monday’s high for Toronto is -3 with an evening low of -9.
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