Torontonians should brace for a sharp drop in temperatures on Sunday evening, Environment Canada says in a special weather statement. Periods of snow will continue throughout the day but Environment Canada says snowfall amounts won't be significant, partly due to melting and settling of the wet snow as temperatures nudged above the freezing mark Sunday morning. But a brisk, double-digit windchill is expected to hit the city as of 6 p.m. Temperatures are expected to dip as low as -13 C with a windchill of -17. The sudden drop in temperature could turn wet or snow-covered roads into an icy drive.

Source: CBC News February 04, 2018 19:18 UTC