A Giant Storm Is Going To Hit Toronto For Xmas With Freezing Temps & Rain

So much for ending 2020 with a little magic.

Contributing Writer

So much for that white Christmas that we were all dreaming of.

According to the Weather Network, Toronto's Christmas forecast is calling for a "significant storm" to take over the region from December 23 to 24.

We could still pull off a white Christmas. However, confidence in that happening is quite low. The Weather Network

A light downpour will set on December 23 before an approaching cold front arrives on Christmas Eve.

The freezing temperatures will bring flurries which means we'll see a bit of snow just before the big day.

However, weather experts warn that southern Ontario's chances of pulling off a picturesque Christmas this year are "quite low."

So, it looks like it's going to take a holiday miracle or a whole lot of yuletide magic to bring us our dream-like Noel.

According to the 14-day Toronto forecast, temperatures could feel as chilly as -11 C by December 25.

Milder weather is expected to return back to the Golden Horseshoe after Boxing Day.

Another storm is hitting Ontario with freezing rain and up to 20 cm of snow this week