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More manageable temperatures finally here

The bad news is, as much as we’d all love to see it, that’s not spring out there.

But Environment Canada says we’ll get up to a sweltering -6 C today, and we’ll stay in single digits for days on end.

There’s a 40 per cent chance of flurries today, with an overnight low of only -8 C. Don’t even dream of plugging in the car.

It’s -4 C Saturday, and it stays single-digit highs all the way to Thursday, when it dips to a high of -10 C, but sunny.

In fact, there’s no mention of sun in the forecast until Monday, with flurries Sunday, but after our fling with another ice age, we’ll take it, eh?

 

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