Cold is finally coming
After a mild January, more snow and then colder temperatures are coming.
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Ian Rogers 19:22 on 2023-01-27 Permalink
Still relatively mild, it is the thick of wintertime after all and we haven’t seen -20 in the daytime yet this year.
steph 10:38 on 2023-01-28 Permalink
I’m already sick of the cold and snow. I can’t wait for the chirping birds of spring.
JaneyB 17:20 on 2023-01-28 Permalink
@steph – just to give you a glimmer of hope, my spring onions have just popped out of the soil (admittedly inside, next to the window). They notice a change in the light already.
shawn 21:37 on 2023-01-28 Permalink
Definitely noticing the sun is high in my south-facing window.
I was out on St-Denis today and the sunny side sidewalk was bustling. I feel like that street’s coming back.
Blork 17:36 on 2023-01-29 Permalink
Ian, hold on to your hat. Next Friday’s high will be -20.
Ian Rogers 21:58 on 2023-01-29 Permalink
Yikes. Yeah, that’s no good.
The good news (for me) is I will be in Toronto on Friday – 19 will be the overnight low.
Still, We had a mild January – we have certainly had many winters where it was -20 during the day for a week. Typically, January is the coldest month – so there is light at he end of the tunnel. Imbolc is next week!