TORONTO – The smell of fall is in the air.
Environment Canada issued a frost warning for parts of northern Ontario on Friday, including Elliot Lake, Sudbury, North Bay, and Timmins.
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An Arctic air mass has pushed into the area and, with clear skies and lack of wind, temperatures are forecast to drop near the freezing mark. And that means a good chance of frost.
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However, the good news is, once the sun rises on Saturday morning temperatures will reach near 18 C.
The typical overnight low for the region at this time of year is near 8 C.
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