6°c Partly cloudy
16°c Isolated showers
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It's cold, very cold in city today
Wind chill this morning: -45. Enough said, it's cold, very cold.
Although the high for today is forecast for -23C, the temperature at dawn is -32C, with 16 km/h wind pushing wind chill values down to an extreme level, according to Environment Canada.
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Tonight will be partly cloudy, with a low of -26C.
The weekend will be a mixed bag: Cloudy Saturday with light snow beginning in the morning and ending in the evening, with a high of -17C and a wind chill of -28C. Sunday will be sunny, with a high of -20C and a low of -29C.
Monday calls for sunny skies, with a mix of sun and cloud and a high of -19C and low of -29C.
Early next week, the cold spell is expected to ease, with a high of -6 on Tuesday followed by highs of minus 11 and minus 10 on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
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