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Weekend Warmth Fades, Spring Showers Take Over

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Weekend Warmth Fades, Spring Showers Take Over

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Weekend Warmth Fades, Spring Showers Take Over. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

The long weekend kicks off with a tease of spring warmth on Friday, hitting 18 degrees Celsius under sunny skies early, but it flips quick too. Wet and windy with showers dragging into the night as temps drop to zero. Saturday clouds up fast, topping out at 8 degrees with rain sneaking back overnight, lows around 5 degrees keeping things damp. If you're planting barbecues or park hangs, Sundays the wildcard unsettled with steady rain, gusty winds, 11 degrees high, and a 70 percent. Shot at showers through a cloudy night, down to zero again. Monday chills harder with clouds and 70 percent chance of flurries, maxing at 2 degrees before plunging to minus 6 overnight. So, outdoor. Plans might need rethinking. Tuesday mixes sun and clouds near 1 degree, clearing to minus 8 at night, but Wednesday brightens up sunny at 6 degrees, wrapping this. Roll a coaster week on a smoother note. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI

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