PHOTOS: Late-spring snow is here and these Canadians aren't having it
The calendar says May 9, but the conditions in Ontario Saturday make it feel more like March 9.
Many residents in the province woke up Saturday morning to wind chills in the -5°C to -10°C range and more snow, even graupel, falling. Toronto experienced its second-coldest May temperature on record with a low of -4.7°C. Windsor, Wiarton and Hamilton also experienced one of their coldest May temperatures on record.
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LET IT SNOW!
Many Ontarians are clearly not happy with the return of the wintry weather in May. Below are some of the pictures and visuals making the rounds on social media.
RECORD COLD
On Friday, the temperatures were cold enough to establish new monthly lows in several northern Ontario communities.
Thumbnail courtesy of Malcolm McCallum.
