Bundle up, but keep your umbrellas close by. Though temperatures are forecast to drop in the week ahead, the clouds hanging over Toronto don’t seem to have the first major snowstorm of the season in store — only rain and a chance of flurries. Environment Canada forecasts a milder start to the work week, with a high of 6 C on Monday and 9 C on Tuesday. However, wind gusts might make the comparatively warmer temperatures feel more chilly. Temperatures will remain above freezing during the day, but Environment Canada forecasts they’ll dip to -3 C and -4 C on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

Source: thestar November 20, 2017 12:45 UTC