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Toronto, parts of southern Ontario under frost advisory this morning

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Toronto and other parts of southern Ontario are under a frost advisory this morning but the frigid weather isn’t sticking around.

As of 7:30 a.m. on Monday, the temperature in Toronto was hovering at around 1 C, well below the expected daytime high of 13 C.

In its advisory, the national weather agency warned that frost “may damage some crops in frost-prone areas."

“Patchy frost is expected early this morning under clear skies,” Environment Canada said.

“Cover up plants, especially those in frost-prone areas. Take preventative measures to protect frost-sensitive plants and trees.”

This afternoon will bring more mild temperatures and sunny skies.

The weather is expected to warm up even further on Tuesday, with a high of 18 C in the forecast and an overnight low of 14 C. Wednesday will see a daytime high of 19 C and Thursday is expected to hit 21 C. The temperature overnight is expected to dip to 13 C on Wednesday and Thursday, about 11 C warmer than the average low of 2 C.

Cooler temperatures are expected to return this weekend. 

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