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Toronto's Wild Spring Weather: Cold Front & Flurries

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Toronto experiences a brief spring thaw with highs of twelve degrees on Thursday, but a cold front brings a dramatic drop to minus five degrees overnight. Rain moves in during the afternoon, followed by a sharp change on Friday with sunny skies but gusty winds holding temperatures to just one degree. The weekend stays brisk with possible flurries, and the weather remains unpredictable into next week.

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Toronto's Wild Spring Weather: Cold Front & Flurries

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Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Toronto's Wild Spring Weather: Cold Front & Flurries. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Toronto gets one last taste of mild spring weather on Thursday with highs reaching 12 degrees in the afternoon before a cold front crashes the party overnight. Temperatures will plunge to minus 5 degrees as skies clear up. Rain will move in during the afternoon and evening, bringing 5-10mm across southern Ontario. Wind start from the southwest, but shift north by late day, kicking off the chill that sticks around through the weekend. Wednesday marks a sharp change, with sunny skies, but gusty northwesternly winds up to 50 kilometres per hour, holding daytime highs to just 1 degree. And overnight lows in minus 7, it's a wintry feel-right as spring settles in, prompting some weather alerts around the region, the weekend stays brisk, with possible flurries on Saturday amid sunny breaks and highs near 3 degrees. Things ease up Sunday, mixing sun and clouds for a high of 7 degrees and lows around 2, thanks to Lighter Southwest Breezes. This back and forth pattern defines early spring here, with Monday looking similar before

more wintry vibes return, Tuesday, so keep those layers handy. As the weather keeps us guessing, that wraps Toronto news. Today brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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