Toronto's Winter Encore: Get Ready for More Flurries This Week After Monday's Snow Kiss!

Remember that gentle blanket of snow Toronto woke up to on Tuesday morning? The one that quietly fell throughout Monday night, painting our city in a fresh coat of white? Well, if you were hoping that was our main winter spectacle for the week, you might want to brace yourself for an encore, because it seems Mother Nature isn't quite done with the flurries just yet.

Indeed, after Monday's fairly widespread snowfall – which, depending on where you were, dropped anywhere from a dusting to a more noticeable 5 to 10 centimetres across the Greater Toronto Area – we're looking at more of the same, albeit in lighter doses, as the week unfolds. Tuesday itself offered a bit of a reprieve for a good chunk of the day, but don't get too comfortable; those pesky flurries are expected to make a return performance later in the afternoon and evening, perhaps just enough to remind us it's still very much winter.

Looking ahead to the middle of the week, Wednesday brings a continued chance of those sporadic flurries, under a generally cloudy sky. Temperatures will hover right around the freezing mark, which, let's be honest, is perfect for snow but not always for our commute! Then, as we edge closer to Thursday, the forecast points to an even higher likelihood of flurries. It seems the heaviest of these could arrive overnight, setting the stage for a potentially snowy start to Friday morning.

So, while we might not be looking at any major snowstorms this time around, the consistent presence of flurries means we should keep our winter gear handy. The weekend promises to be a bit colder, with clearer skies, but that crisp chill will definitely linger. It's just one of those weeks where Toronto truly embraces its winter identity, flake by delicate flake.