A cold front moved through late Monday, ushering in much chillier air.
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Heat and humidity, combined with an unstable air mass and a cold front, mean there will be a strong risk of severe storms in southern Ontario.
The coldest air on the planet will be over southern Ontario and Quebec for a few days centered around Mother’s Day weekend.
It all started after arriving home in Toronto on March 1, Global’s Anthony Farnell writes.
The leftover April chill will be replaced by a warmer-than-normal pattern for most of the country later in May and early June.
It will indeed be a cold and snowy winter for a large chunk of the country.
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Viewing Conditions for Game 1 will be just about perfect with mild temperatures, light winds and more importantly — zero chance of rain.
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While it is not unusual for winter storms to impact large parts of Canada, it is rare for such severe weather to hammer opposite coasts at the same time.
Here’s a look at what sort of winter weather Canadians can expect from coast to coast.
With a strong El Nino, warmth and rain would should be guaranteed but that will not be the case this year.