ABOVE: Find out just how far temperatures are expected to drop this weekend
TORONTO – Environment Canada has ended a wind chill warning for the Greater Toronto Area Friday.
Still, the wind chill values will hit near -30 early this morning before it starts to warm up.
Clear skies and the cold airmass have allowed temperatures to fall into the minus twenties overnight. As a result wind chills near minus 30 have developed across parts of Southwestern and Central Ontario along with the Golden Horseshoe.
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Environment Canada is reminding people going outdoors, especially for an extended period, to dress accordingly with as little exposed skin as possible.
Wind chills will improve this morning and later this afternoon as temperatures rise under the strengthening late February sun.
Friday high in Toronto is -10 degrees Celsius with an expected low tonight of -7.
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