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Toronto's Weather Could See The First Sprinkling Of Snow & Chilly Temps By Next Week

It's time to throw on your warm mittens and drink some hot cocoa.❄️

Toronto Associate Editor

Winter is coming to Toronto, but the weather won't feel like a total wonderland just yet.

While the city just had a pretty pleasant fall weekend, The Weather Network reports that a light dusting of snow could fall in Toronto next week.

Next Tuesday, November 16, there's a 40% chance that there will be a sprinkling of snow and/or rain over the 6ix.

However, the snow may not stick as temperatures are still going to be above freezing with a high of 5 C.

That being said, it's going to feel a little brisk and chilly, so you might want to make sure you bundle up! On Monday, November 15, it will feel like it's 1 C, despite the forecasted high of 5 C.

Thursday, November 18 will be the warmest of the week at 8 C, but there's a chance it will also rain that day.

The rest of this week calls for mostly sunny skies with a high of 14 C on Tuesday, November 9. All weekend is calling for a 40% chance of light rain, where all you'll likely need is a light jacket.

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