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Toronto's Frosty Start: Layer Up for Chillier May

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Toronto's Frosty Start: Layer Up for Chillier May

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Toronto's Frosty Start: Layer Up for Chillier May

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It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Toronto and the GTA are starting the week on a frosty note, with Monday highs scraping just three to four degrees Celsius way under the seasonal. 12-14. Whiting 17-9. Sunday set the tone, topping out at seven degrees, but feeling like minus eight with the windshield. Plus some spots got hit with rain. No mixes and quick showers. Drivers north of the city ran into trouble, reporting icy roads in Bradford and a long highway 400 from Innisfil Beach Road to highway 89. The forecast shows a bounce back Tuesday to around 10 degrees near normal, then mid teens Wednesday through Friday, but Southern Ontario stays. Cooler overall into early May. Expect this spring roller coaster to keep spinning, so layer up as we slide toward a chillier May.

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