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Big weather change expected soon

Expect to see a big change in weather patterns over the next while.

Environment Canada says this is the time of year where we start to see snow coming and going.

Meteorologist Doug Lundquist says October was a mild one.

“So now we’re heading into November and wondering perhaps if snow is around the corner, and indeed there is a really big change coming,” says Lundquist, “we’re expecting an Arctic front to come through sometime on Sunday and conditions are going to continue to cool on Monday and Tuesday.”

Lundquist says there is a chance we could see snow next weekend.

He says its not too uncommon to see little to no snow this time of year.

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Ted Andrew
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