It’s going to be a windy, rainy Saturday in Ottawa with warmer than average temperatures.
The weather forecast for Saturday calls for a high of 8 C, roughly eight degrees warmer than average, with showers through the day.
The cold front moving in will cause temperatures to drop quickly overnight to a low of -9 C, which is slightly below average for this time of year. There could be some flurries in the overnight hours. Sunday’s outlook is mainly cloudy with a high of -1 C and a good chance of flurries in the afternoon.A mix of showers and flurries is in Tuesday’s forecast. High 4 C.The city of Ottawa says the Mayor's 20th Christmas Celebration scheduled for Saturday will be postponed because of the weather forecast.
"Environment Canada has issued a weather advisory for winds gusting up to 70 and 80 km/h – which can pose safety risks for all visitors and participants," the city said in a statement.
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