Canada’s weather agency says winds are expected to reach 80 km/h in Hamilton on Monday afternoon.
In a statement, Environment Canada says the gusts will be mixed in with some flurries as temperatures drop to -8 C.
“The strong winds may throw loose objects, cause tree branches to break and damage property,” the agency said in its release.
Power outages are also possible.
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The forecast is also calling for a wind chill of -17 by Monday afternoon before letting up in the evening.
Wind is expected to be a factor for the next couple of days with temperatures expected to feel like -16 with the wind chill on Tuesday morning.
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