Environment Canada had issued a snowfall warning, and the weather didn't disappoint. According to the weather agency, 19.4 centimetres of snow fell at Pearson airport, breaking the previous Nov. 22 record of 7.6 cm in 2007.
The last time a similarly significant snowfall occurred around this time of the year was nearly 70 years ago on Nov. 6, 1951, when the city was hit with 13.2 centimetres of snow.
Temperatures are forecast to return to normal this week.
A high of 5 C is expected Monday with temperatures dropping to -3 C at night time. There's a 70 per cent chance of rain showers in both the afternoon and evening.
Rain and flurries are forecast this week for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures ranging from a low of -1 C to a high of 7 C.
There were no major reported TTC delays nor school bus cancellations reported Monday despite the big storm.
#onstorm #Toronto #GTA #Milton pic.twitter.com/aNaA2fUhYN
— Muzz (@MuzzImran) November 22, 2020
Winter beauty in my neighbourhood, Deer Park. Not so cold, so perfect to walk and enjoy the snow. #Toronto #snowfall #sundayvibes #walk #on #the #snow pic.twitter.com/ZGS4tLoqUf
— Natasa BIkova (@nataliebikov) November 22, 2020
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