These cold conditions will continue into Tuesday and even Wednesday. For this reason, First Warn Weather Days were declared. Highs will remain in the teens, lows will be below zero or in the single digits.

The risk of hypothermia or frostbite is extremely high under these conditions and must be taken seriously. Even with salt and brine, it can be difficult for the ice to melt, so road conditions are still difficult.

There are signs of a rise in temperatures towards the end of this week. The high pressure that caused this cold Canadian Arctic air is beginning to shift eastward, allowing for a southerly component with the wind. Unfortunately, behind this high pressure system there is another low pressure area that is trying to penetrate from the southwest.

Temperatures are expected to rise to above 20°C to below 30°C near freezing. However, we now expect greater confidence in snow shower activity early Friday morning continuing throughout the day. We don’t expect anything as significant as what we’ve seen in the last 48 hours, but another snow event with any new snow accumulation will only make it even harder to get us out of the snow.

The details of this next low pressure area are currently being worked on. However, we can say that we can see isolated snow showers with more confidence this day. The main low pressure area is still expected to remain to the south at this point, so we only know the northern edges of the storm system. If we can keep this in the forecast over the next few days, accumulation should be low.

During this next potential snowfall and the start of the weekend, afternoon temperatures will range from 27° to 33°, with morning highs and lows in the low to mid teens.

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