The city turned into a winter wonderland last night when it got hit with heavy flurries.
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Toronto on Sunday night just before 9 p.m., calling for "strong, gusty winds and locally heavy flurries."
They weren't wrong.
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The snow, along with the city's lights, created some beautiful combinations.
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A few people were well prepared for the transformative weather, while others not so much.
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The heavy flurries and strong winds combined for reduced visibility.
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A number of dogs were out and about enjoying the snow, while others seemed quite wary of it.
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Simple objects were made beautiful by the fresh layer of snow.
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Although it is not unusual for it to snow so early in November, it did come as a shock to some.
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Midtown Toronto looked as if it were in the beginning of January, not November.
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Although fall doesn't officially end until December 21, it felt as if it was long gone.
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