Canada's Wild Weather: Flurries, Snow, and Sun

0:00It's April 5th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. Spring weather is hitting Canada in all kinds of ways, right after Easter weekend, with environment Canada forecasting a mix of flurries, snow, and warnings in some spots, while others soak up milder temps. Expect unruly conditions through the week, in places like Ontario's Capital and Toronto, where highs hit 14 degrees Celsius Thursday but. Overnight lows dip to minus 9 degrees Celsius Tuesday. Meanwhile, Quebec's eastern areas face snowfall warnings with 15 to 20 centimeters expected from shoot-stay passes to Natashaquan plus ice. Pellets near Mouljolene. New Brunswick's north has alerts for ice, freezing rain, and 10 to 15 centimeters of snow. Sunday and Nova Scotia's northern tip braces for. South east to the gusts up to 110 kilometers per hour. Over in the prairies, Winnipeg and Regina stay wintry with showers, flurries, and snow.

1:01Lows around minus 12 to minus 14 degrees Celsius. Though Saturday highs reach 11 to 16 degrees Celsius, Edmonton's similar with light snow early, warming a bit, by the weekend to 7 degrees Celsius. British Columbia flips the script. Victoria peaks at 20 degrees Celsius Monday under sun, Vancouver at 17 degrees Celsius Sunday. Prince Edward Island chills at minus 6 degrees Celsius Tuesday, but suns up later, while Newfoundland and Labrador deal with 15 to 20 centimeters snow near Labrador City and gusts to 130 kilometers per hour. The territories wrap it up cold. Nunavut's Joa Haven sees blizzard conditions Sunday easing overnight, yellow-knife sunny, but minus 20 degrees Celsius lows, and white horse steady at 5 degrees Celsius highs. Bundle up where it's biting, or hit the patio where it's prime. Canada's forecast stays wild this week.