The recent winter wonderland that blanketed Toronto may just be the precursor to a dreamy White Christmas! The snowstorm that hit the city on Monday has left a substantial layer of snow on the ground, giving Torontonians hope for a picturesque celebration this December 25th.

Flurries on Christmas Eve are anticipated to add some extra sparkle to the already snowy landscape, ensuring a joyful arrival of the holiday. According to reports, the snow accumulation has met the classic definition of a white Christmas, which requires at least two centimeters of snow on the ground – a standard that senior climatologist David Phillips from Environment Canada is confident will be met this year. He noted, “In the last decade, Toronto has experienced seven green Christmases. This year, we can almost guarantee a white one!”

As we move into Tuesday evening, the skies will remain overcast, with daytime temperatures peaking at 2 degrees Celsius and dipping to a chilly -4 degrees at night. Toronto residents are advised to prepare for a festive atmosphere complete with cozy sweaters and warm beverages.

Christmas Day itself is projected to feature clouds and a risk of freezing drizzle in the morning, with the temperature reaching a high of -1 degree Celsius but feeling even colder at -7 degrees due to wind chill. As many prepare for seasonal activities and gatherings with family, this weather forecast adds an enchanting feel to the holiday.

So gear up, Toronto! Whether it’s building snowmen, enjoying a warm drink by the fire, or reveling in holiday festivities, a white Christmas is on the horizon, promising joy and magic this holiday season!