Polar Vortex over Ontario for this week... minus 30 deg C

Polar Vortex over Ontario for this week...

Arctic air is expected for Sunday and most of next week, with the coldest conditions of the season set to flood through the province.
In parts of northern Ontario, the temperatures will drop about 24°C in just 24 hours, and roughly 30°C in 36 hours.

For many areas, these will actually be the coldest conditions felt in years.

Kenora: Monday's forecast high of -28°C would be the first time plunging that low since January 2019
London: An overnight low temperature of -22°C will be the coldest since 2022......send warm wishes to Arawak
Ottawa: An overnight low temperature of -27°C will be the coldest since February 2023
Toronto: Tuesday's daytime high of -15°C will be the coldest daytime high since January 2019

Colder-than-normal temperatures are expected to continue into the final week of January.The drop isn’t as extreme in southern Ontario, but most areas will see a noticeable, 12-degree temperature tumble from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning, with a chillier, 20-degree plummet expected across central regions.

The first cold day will be Sunday, with the Arctic air mass staying in place until Wednesday.
Several days of lake-effect snow are likely for the snowbelts next week, as well, but changeable winds should spread the snow over a larger region and prevent exceptional snow totals.

Environment Canada

In reply to sgtdjones

again? I thought you Canuks are used to cold weather!!


Why dont you move to Florida or TnT?

In reply to googley

Hey pandit Googs

Even your bonespurs President moving his big day indoors.

I am not complaining , just showing how we Canucks can tolerate the cold without complaints as you, yankees.

Check out ya news and see how allya bawling ...

Back-to-back-to-back winter storms will paste the US with snow that could reach the Gulf Coast

In reply to googley

Why don't you travel and do a few poojas up here:

Sudden drop in temperatures as Arctic air floods in
The first bitterly cold day will be Sunday, with the Arctic air mass staying in place until Wednesday. Expect Monday and Tuesday to feature the coldest temperatures.
Sunday morning featured wind chills near -40 in Thunder Bay, with Timmins, Ont., falling 26 degrees in just 24 hours.

Extreme cold warnings encompass all of northern Ontario from Timmins to Fort Severn and Kenora.
Dangerous and life-threatening wind chill of up to -50 are anticipated. Frostbite can develop in a matter of minutes.

And, as cold air infiltrates across Ontario, the lake-effect machine will be up and running over the next couple of days.
The lingering trough will hover over the Great Lakes over the next couple of days, triggering the lake-effect snowfall off of Lake Huron and Lake Erie through Sunday into Monday.
A shift in winds from Monday to Tuesday will trigger more lake-effect snow off Georgian Bay, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
A snow squall watch in place for the Lake Huron and southern Georgian Bay shores, highlighting up to 30 cm of snowfall, or more locally, through Wednesday.
"Snow squalls cause weather conditions to vary considerably; changes from clear skies to heavy snow within just a few kilometres are common. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow," said Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) in the watch.
At the moment, Lake Huron is sitting at 4°C, Lake Erie is at 3°C and Lake Ontario is hovering at 1°C.

Environment and Climate Change Canada

Googs ...

We are presently at a balmy minus 22 deg C ....Bermuda shorts weather.

Try this Googs only minus 14 Deg C

In reply to sgtdjones

In the summer, you don't see me posting how hot the florida weather is!!!

In reply to googley

Ok, you like Halliwell...Oranges vs Apples