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The focus of the coldest weather will be across Western and Central Canada, but the East will trend closer to seasonal, especially later in the week.

Also, keep in mind that we are now approaching the coldest time of year, so heavy snow and ice can still fall with above-normal temperatures. At this point, we expect that the second and third week of January will feature a very active storm track from the Great Lakes to Atlantic Canada.

As we head through mid-January, we are closely watching the potential for the Arctic air to shift east into Ontario and Quebec for several days.

During the second half of January we expect a typical, mid-winter pattern across most of Canada. This means that we will continue to see shots of frigid weather. However, the colder pattern should relax for a while later in the month with the potential for many areas to see a period of milder temperatures –– a traditional January thaw –– before colder weather returns.

Here is a look at what we expect for the month of January as a whole:

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While we expect near-normal or above-normal temperatures for much of the country, this is still a rather dramatic contrast to what we saw during December, especially since January is the coldest month of the year for most places, so normal is still very cold.

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