Highs will climb into the mid- to upper-single digits on the southern Prairies through the middle of next week.
As the ridge moves east, southwesterly winds will funnel above-seasonal air into Ontario. Daytime highs will reach the lower teens across southern sections of Ontario and Quebec by the end of the week, which is as much as 5 degrees above seasonal for the middle of November.
We’ll see the trend continue for the Maritimes by next weekend as daytime temperatures look to crack into the double-digits by Friday and Saturday.
Take advantage of the relative warmth while it lasts, because temperatures will likely fall back toward normal by the following week as periods of active weather return.
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