Canadians may want to dig out their winter jackets early this year. According to
CTV’s Your Morning meteorologist Kelsey McEwen Temperatures across much of
the country are trending below seasonal averages, marking what could be one of
the colder Novembers in recent memory . Arctic air from northern Canada will
bring cold outbreaks in central , south Canada .

By the weekend, much of southern and central Canada will be feeling the chill.
Daytime highs in Manitoba are expected to dip below freezing as early as
Saturday. Ontario-based cities like Toronto, London and Windsor may also see
their first snowflakes of the season late Saturday into early Sunday. Toronto’s
daytime high on Sunday will be around 3 degrees Celsius compared to an
average of 9,” McEwen said. “That is about 5 to 7 degrees below seasonal across
many cities .