While Mother Nature gifted us with a warm fall, it’s getting to be that time when flurries could begin to make an appearance. Environment Canada is calling for a 40 per cent chance of flurries or rain showers Wednesday night. The temperature will drop to a low of just 1 C. Things will not really warm up much more than that on Thursday with those possible flurries continuing in the morning before changing into rain at around noon. That potential for a mix of rain showers and flurries will continue Friday and Saturday with the temperature staying in the 4 C and 5 C range. With this year being an El Niño year, climatologists are calling for a warmer than normal winter. According to David Phillips, Climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, this winter will be more short-lived with less snow than usual also.
