It will be a cloudy day today, Monday, with a moderate easterly breeze and some sleet or rain along the east coast. It will remain mostly dry in western regions. Temperatures will remain around the zero mark today but are likely drop to -5 degrees Celsius (23 Fahrenheit) tomorrow, Tuesday.
Winds will begin to pick up in the south and west on Wednesday afternoon, reaching up to 25 metres per second (56 mph/90 km per hour) by early evening. Snowfall or sleet is expected in the southeast and north but it will stay mostly dry in the west.
Road conditions around the country will be hazardous due to repeating freeze and thaw conditions. Most roads are icy and motorists are advised to drive with caution.
It will be a cloudy day today, Monday, with a moderate easterly breeze and some sleet or rain along the east coast. It will remain mostly dry in western regions. Temperatures will remain around the zero mark today but are likely drop to -5 degrees Celsius (23 Fahrenheit) tomorrow, Tuesday.
Winds will begin to pick up in the south and west on Wednesday afternoon, reaching up to 25 metres per second (56 mph/90 km per hour) by early evening. Snowfall or sleet is expected in the southeast and north but it will stay mostly dry in the west.
Road conditions around the country will be hazardous due to repeating freeze and thaw conditions. Most roads are icy and motorists are advised to drive with caution.
