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The first snowfall of the season may be over, but more snow is already on the way. The Toronto weather forecast for next week shows that another round of snow will soon hit the city.
According to The Weather Network’s 14-day forecast, we may see another winter storm like the one earlier this week.
The forecast says that Toronto will get approximately 5 cm of snow on Friday, November 25th, followed by another 2 to 4 cm on Saturday the 26th.
Parts of the city got around 10 cm of snow during this week’s storm, so it looks like we may get hit with similar conditions next week.
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The Weather Network said last week that “cold and blustery conditions” are on the way for Ontario, feeling like an early start to December weather.
It seems like The Weather Network’s November forecast predictions are pretty spot-on.
The outlet said that Ontario would enjoy warmer-than-normal temperatures at the start of the month.
However, it said that Ontario would get a taste of wintry weather come mid-November as the cold temperatures track east.
“As we head towards the end of November, we expect a shift in the pattern, with the focus of the coldest weather spreading across Central Canada, including much of Ontario and into western Quebec,” the outlet said.
As for what the winter has in store for Ontario, it’s still too early to tell.
The Weather Network will be releasing its winter weather outlook later this month — stay tuned and stay safe!
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