Lots Of Rain Heading For Toronto, Environment Canada Issues Special Weather Statement
Posted August 28, 2009 8:37 am.
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Hope you’ve got an umbrella, Toronto.
By the work day’s end Friday the skies were expected to have opened up in a return to the type of weather that has plagued the city for much of the summer.
A low pressure system heading for southern Ontario has caused Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement.
In brief: rain, and lots of it.
As much as 50 millimetres was predicted to fall on the city before Saturday morning.
And it’s not just us.
Hamilton is also affected by the warning, as are Halton Region, Peel Region, York Region, and Durham Region.
As for the temperature, we’ll see a high of just 22C.
It’s been an especially rainy and cool summer in the city, and that’s going to last for much of the weekend.
Sorry.
So where else is the rain going to fall? The weather statement covers the following locations:
Elgin
London
Middlesex-Simcoe
Delhi
Norfolk-Dunnville
Caledonia
Haldimand-Oxford
Brant
Huron-Perth
Waterloo
Wellington
Dufferin
Innisfil
Peterborough
Kawartha Lakes
Bancroft
Bon Echo Park
Haliburton
Renfrew
Pembroke
Barry’s Bay
Algonquin
