Toronto's Final Snow, Warmth Ahead

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I'm Cory with the story.

Toronto's staring down what might be the final snow of winter this week,

with Tuesday shaping up as the chilliest day until maybe November.

Expect lows around minus 5 degrees Celsius overnight,

and wind-shell pushing it even colder.

Cold enough for some morning flurries you might have.

To brush off your ride.

Over the Easter long weekend, the city flipped from highs above 20 degrees Celsius

on Good Friday to rain and hail bursts later, keeping everyone.

On their toes with that wild swing, city officials are stepping up by opening

warming centers starting Monday night to help folks beat the

freeze as environment Canada's forecast warns.

Of that sharp drop hitting hard, chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell

says don't sweat it too long.

Southwest winds kick in later this week, cranking temps back into

double digits from Thursday with midteens likely next week,

though April loves its back and forth dance.

So while snow might tease one last time, warmer days are right around the corner,

giving Toronto that spring vibe it's been craving.