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Buffalo received 22" that day. Toronto had some flurries in the air and I remember how cold it was walking home from school

Officially snow sticking on the ground in Central Ontario. North Bay reporting light snow/rain this evening

@weatherbo @Brian D Snow is in the forecast officially for Northern Cottage country (3 hours north of Toronto) Ive never seen it forecast so early before. Mid 70s to upper 70s next weekend haha Periods of rain becoming mixed with wet snow after midnight. Rainfall amount 10 to 15 mm. Wind northwest 20 km/h gusting to 40. Low plus 3. https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=46.319,-79.470

Saw Ely MN went down to 28F

Starting to look like some Wet Snow may fall in the somewhat populated region of North Eastern Ontario From the weather network The precursor to this will be a sharp cold front crossing southern Ontario on Friday, igniting a non-severe thunderstorm risk and ushering in a dramatic pattern change to chilly, October-like temperatures. In fact, as temperatures hover just above the freezing mark across northeastern Ontario overnight Friday, it's possible some people will even see wet snow mixed with heavy rainfall over the region.

I’m down in Windsor for work and if it can hit 95F that would be the hottest I’ve felt this summer

Thoughts on how hot it can get in Detroit tomorrow?

The first very odd tree (stressed) is starting to change colours. Happens every year around this time.

haha I saw that yesterday as well. Flew right over top leaving town.

Yep some scattered 30s and low 40s in Northern Ontario this morning. 40.5F in Timmins

Yep, it was a very humid summer and Toronto got absolutely burned this year by just missing 86F. Tons of 85.6F type days. lol the other day hit 29.9C or 85.8F. Id have to take a look but if you added .5F to those days you'd probably double Torontos 86F days from 9 to 18. One thing missing though (because of all the humidity?) is the 90F+ type days at Pearson.

Yep. We will see heat but the summer failed the extreme heat in this area of the Great Lakes. Though it was very humid

This summer in Toronto is above average but in the record books will actually look tame. We've only gone over 86F 7 times this year which assuming we cant get to 13 means the least amount in a decade. But instead of a cold summer its because so many days ended up at 83-85F

Interesting to me it's always August. It's still very warm and humid stale air. Not until the end of August do you start to notice the subtle changes that the season is about to change.

Yep, it's the overnight lows here doing the heavy lifting as well. Average here is 81/59F but we've been seeing 84/66F so it's really pushing the "hotter" average.