The region is currently under a Yellow Watch for a Winter Storm by Environment Canada. A brief period of snow, possibly mixed with ice pellets, will develop late this afternoon into this evening. A lull in the precipitation is expected tonight, although light snow may occasionally mix with freezing drizzle. Snow is expected to develop Thursday morning, but may begin as a brief period of freezing rain. Strong northerly winds gusting to 70 km/h are expected to develop late Thursday morning into Thursday afternoon as temperatures rapidly fall. As a result, blowing snow giving poor visibility is also likely. Conditions are expected to improve Thursday evening.
Tonight will see snow or rain with a low of -2 C (28 F).
Tomorrow will continue to see snow or rain during the day before becoming partly cloudy with a chance of snow overnight and a high of 1 (34) with a low of -27 (-17).
Friday will bring a mix of sun and cloud with a chance of snow during the day before becoming cloudy with a chance of snow overnight and a high of -11 (12) with a low of -18 (0).
In the extended forecast, Saturday will see a mix of sun and cloud with a chance of flurries during the day with partly cloudy skies and a chance of flurries overnight and a high of -12 (10) with a low of -25 (-13) and Sunday will continue to see a mix of sun and cloud with a chance of flurries during the day with partly cloudy skies and a chance of snow overnight with a high of -14 (7) and a low of -21 (-6).
The record high for today is 4 (39) set in 1923 and the record low is -37 (-35) set in 1983.
Sunset today is at 4:19 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is at 8:02 a.m.
