Special weather statement issued
A Special Weather Statement has been issued by Environment Canada for Windsor-Essex.
It warns of isolated thunderstorms developing over southeastern Michigan that will move across Southwestern Ontario early Monday evening bringing strong winds up to 80km/h and pea to marble sized hail.
Storms also moved into the region on Sunday evening.
The weather agency says there will be a mix of sun and cloud on Tuesday with a high of 20C before temperatures cool off on Wednesday with a high of 15C.
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Sold-out fireworks charity night
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ENWIN warning residents of potential scam
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Local food bank broken into for a second time
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WRH increasing allowable number of visitors and removing active screening
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Downtown Windsor property owner embarrassed with core
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Windsor police reminding residents to be patient during fireworks night
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Local business owners gear up for fireworks night
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