Flurries possible in Toronto on Wednesday as warmer temperatures close out the week

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Flurries possible in Toronto on Wednesday as warmer temperatures close out the week

There is a chance of flurries in Toronto as temperatures stay cold and wind gusts dominate the day on Wednesday, but a warm-up is coming, with rain in the long-term forecast.

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