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Ottawa Set for a Brief Thaw After a Brutal -20°C Friday!

  • Nishadil
  • December 06, 2025
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Ottawa Set for a Brief Thaw After a Brutal -20°C Friday!

Oh boy, what a chill we've had, right? Friday truly bit with its teeth, plunging Ottawa into a deep freeze that, let's be honest, felt absolutely brutal. We're talking temperatures dipping well into the negative twenties, a real bone-chiller that had most of us bundled up tighter than a drum. It was the kind of cold that makes you question every life choice that doesn't involve a tropical beach, you know?

But here's the good news, a little ray of sunshine – or at least, a significant warming trend – is headed our way for the weekend! It seems Mother Nature is finally ready to give us a brief, much-needed reprieve from this Arctic blast. Imagine that – trading those truly frigid lows for something far, far more palatable, even if just for a couple of days. It’s a chance to thaw out a little, mentally and physically.

Forecasters are telling us to expect a rather dramatic shift. After enduring those harsh -20°C lows on Friday, Saturday is looking to bring us up to around zero degrees Celsius, maybe even a touch above. And Sunday? Well, that could be even better, potentially pushing into the low single digits above freezing. It's not exactly beach weather, mind you, and there might still be a bite in the air, but it’s certainly a welcome change for anyone tired of numb fingers and toes.

This fleeting warmth, though, is just that – fleeting. Don't get too used to it, as the more typical, bracing winter chill is expected to make its comeback early next week. So, if you've been planning to step out for a walk, or perhaps just to run errands without feeling like an icicle, this weekend is definitely your window of opportunity. Go ahead, shed that extra layer... just for a little while!

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