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Ottawa’s getting a quick taste of winter—emphasis on quick. Environment Canada says Wednesday starts wet with 5–10 mm of rain and a high near 6°C. As temps slide to 0°C tonight, that rain could flip to flurries, but it’s a light, hit-or-miss chance (about 30%).
What’s next:
- Thursday: Cloudy with a 70% chance of rain or snow, high around 6°C.
- Friday: Same vibe—cool, grey, and unsettled.
- Saturday: Cooler still, high near 3°C.
- Seasonal norm: About 7°C for the high and 0°C for the low.
What it means for you:
- Commute: Wet roads could get slick late tonight and early Thursday.
- Gear: Keep the rain jacket handy today; toss in hat and gloves if you’re out late.
- Expectations: Don’t bank on a snow globe scene—just a few flakes to say winter’s knocking.
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