The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is enduring severe cold temperatures this Wednesday morning as an Arctic airmass causes wind chill values to plummet between minus 30 and minus 35 degrees. Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold weather warning, advising residents to stay alert for symptoms of cold exposure, including frostbite, which can occur within minutes on uncovered skin. Fortunately, temperatures are predicted to rise to more typical winter levels by Thursday, bringing some relief from the frigid conditions.
Frigid temperatures are persisting in the GTA on Wednesday morning, with wind chill values ranging from minus 30 to as low as minus 35, Environment Canada warns.
People are advised to check for cold-related symptoms including shortness of breath, chest pain, muscle pain, numbness and colour changes in fingers and toes.
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