A cold and unsettled week lies ahead for southern Ontario, with on-and-off snow and chilly temperatures. However, occasional sunny breaks may help brighten the day.
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As of today (Feb. 9), the skies will be overcast with light flurries, which are expected to end by late morning.
The morning will feel brisk with wind chills ranging from -8 C to -10 C. By midday, a 60 per cent chance of snow returns, accompanied by gusty 40 km/h winds.
Daytime highs will gradually rise, reaching 1 degree, though the wind will keep conditions feeling cooler.
By evening, cloudy skies persist with a 60 per cent chance of snow. Winds will remain brisk at 40 km/h before settling down near midnight.
Overnight, temperatures will fall to minus 10, with wind chills making it feel closer to -15 C to -17 …