28°c Partly cloudy
15°c Cloudy periods
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Clouds rolling in today, but Sunday high of 4 is forecast
We’ll be losing a bit of the golden glow today as the clouds start rolling in, but you can probably leave the toque and scarf at home because we’re headed for a relatively balmy high of -1C.
Today will be a little bit breezier, with winds coming from the south at 30 km-h. Expect fog patches starting this evening, and an overnight low of -5 C.
Saturday will pretty much be a repeat of today. And Sunday? Break out the shorts, they’re calling for a high of 4 C.
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