Sunshine and warm temperatures expected all week long
Mother Nature is planning to bring some sunshine and warmer temperatures to Niagara this week.
Temperatures have been below normal the past couple weeks but that is expected to change as the temperature climbs all week long.
The week will start with high of 17 degrees but by Friday we could expect a more summer like high of 29 degrees.
The average high this time of year is around 18 degrees.
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Seven people on Niagara Regional Police's latest list of impaired drivers
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Supreme Court rules that mosque shooter Bissonnette can apply for parole after 25 years
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NITM Roundtable May 27
Steph Vivier is joined by GUESTS: Marty Mako - Commander, Mobile Integrated Health with Niagara EMS Clare Cameron - Councillor and Deputy Lord mayor Town of NOTL -
Richard Crouse at the movies
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Chuck Mcshane, exec. dir, Niagara Home Builders Association
Chuck Mcshane, exec. dir, Niagara Home Builders Association
