"The city is bracing for a blast of frigid weather this week, with parts of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) under a snow squall warning from Environment Canada. Temperatures will hit double-digit lows towards Monday evening, according to Environment Canada's forecast. While Toronto isn't under a weather advisory, light snow is expected to fall Monday afternoon until midnight, with possible snow squalls and blowing snow."
"In response to the freezing temperatures, the City of Toronto is opening up additional warming centres Monday evening. The following centres will open tonight: Cecil Community Centre, 58 Cecil St. (east of Spadina Avenue, south of College Street). Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre, 870 Queen St. E. (east of Broadview Avenue, north of Queen Street East. The following warming centres are currently open, the city says:"
Frigid temperatures and snow squall warnings are expected across parts of the Greater Toronto Area this week. Temperatures will drop to double-digit lows by Monday evening. Toronto will see light snow Monday afternoon into midnight with possible snow squalls and blowing snow. York and Peel regions face a yellow advisory with up to 25 centimetres of snow from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning. The City of Toronto is opening additional warming centres Monday evening and lists several currently open locations across the city for people seeking shelter from the cold.
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