Eastern Canada Braces for Flash Freeze After Record Warmth

Environment Canada issues flash freeze warnings across eastern Ontario and western Quebec, with temperatures expected to plummet sharply.

Environment Canada has issued flash freeze warnings for western Quebec and most of eastern Ontario, following a period of unusually warm weather.
Temperatures are forecasted to drop dramatically on Wednesday afternoon and evening, potentially leading to hazardous conditions.
Ottawa and surrounding areas could experience a temperature swing of nearly 30 degrees, from record highs to below-average lows.
Experts attribute the unusual weather patterns to a mix of climate change and El Niño, marking a mild winter season.
Montreal anticipates a rapid temperature drop of 26 degrees by Wednesday night, accompanied by blustery winds and potential travel hazards.