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Parts of Eastern Canada will feel more like winter over the next few days, with snow forecast for parts of Ontario and Quebec.

Temperatures are cold in Ontario and Quebec, with temperatures in the single digits Tuesday and Wednesday, said Kelsey McEwen, chief meteorologist for CTV’s Your Morning.

Snow is expected to fall Tuesday afternoon in areas like Timmins, Ont., and then Tuesday evening in areas further south, McEwen said.

A winter weather warning is in effect for Quebec, he added. North of Quebec, five to ten centimeters of snow were expected Wednesday morning, he said.

At the same time, there are warmer places in the east. Temperature The temperature will stabilize near 11°C in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, on Tuesday, with highs in the double digits for the rest of the week, according to Environment Canada. Halifax will also see double-digit temperatures this week. Ingonish Beach in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, was even warmer, at 17.7°C just after 9 a.m. ET on Tuesday.

Western Canada will not experience a rude awakening to the cold. Expect mild temperatures in the area, McEwen said.

Calgary will reach double-digit highs this week, except for Thursday when temperatures drop to 8°C.

Temperatures in Medicine Hat will be 13 degrees Celsius above average, McEwen said. On Wednesday, temperatures will be 28°C in Regina and 18°C ​​in Winnipeg (8°C above average).

But temperatures in the north weren’t as pleasant, with Margaret Lake, Yukon, at -14.7C before 9 a.m. ET Tuesday.

Ontario and Quebec will see some relief later this week. The weather will be a little warmer on Thursday and especially Friday, McEwen said. In Toronto, temperatures will generally reach 18 degrees Celsius from Friday through the weekend, according to Environment Canada.

Frost warning in the United States

The situation south of the border is bleaker. Freeze warnings have been issued for more than 60 million people in the central and eastern United States, where temperatures are the coldest in the world. temperature since spring heads to many areas on Wednesday, CNN reported Tuesday. A Canadian cold front and widespread cold snap brought a cold fall to many areas. This is a radical change happening in most countries, according to US media. Temperatures could drop as much as 10 to 15 F below average by midweek.