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Central Ontario's Spring Storm: Severe Alert & Heavy Rain

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Central Ontario braces for heavy rain and thunderstorms, with Environment Canada warning of a severe alert. Temperatures reach a high of 15°C, packing 15-25mm of rain and winds up to 30km/h. Thunder poses a risk, so seek shelter immediately. Wednesday offers a brief reprieve, but the rest of the week remains wet with rain chances up to 60%.

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Central Ontario's Spring Storm: Severe Alert & Heavy Rain

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Central Ontario's Spring Storm: Severe Alert & Heavy Rain. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Central Ontario's dodging that spring tees today as Tuesday wraps up March with heavy rain and thunderstorms rolling in. After Monday's warm snap, Environment Canada says showers will taper off late morning but expect a fresh wave of storms by afternoon, with a severe. Alert already out from overnight dumps up to 55 millimeters in spots. Tense climb to a high of 15 degrees Celsius this afternoon, packing 15 to 25 millimeters more rain and winds around 30. Kilometers per hour. It'll keep pouring into the night, cooling down to a low of five degrees. Thunders no joke here. It kills and injures folks every year. So when you hear a rumble, bolt indoors or find solid shelter fast. Steer clear of flooded rows too. Visibility drops quick in this mess. Looking ahead, Wednesday's your one break this week. Cloudy but dry, topping nine degrees and dipping to zero at nine. Then Thursday locks in steady showers all day and night around two degrees. Friday through Sunday stays soggy with 60% rain chances.

Hies around 10 degrees and lows from six to zero. So grab that umbrella and plan. Those indoor vibes to ride out this wet stretch. Canada news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with the story.

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