Plenty of sunshine, above seasonal temperatures in Ottawa on Tuesday
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The warm stretch of weather continues in the capital today with temperatures well above the seasonal average.
Environment Canada’s forecast calls for sunshine and a high of 25 C. Skies will stay clear this evening and temperatures will fall to 13 C overnight.
Expect similar weather tomorrow with sunny skies and a high of 25 C. Wednesday’s overnight low will be 12 C.
A spring heat wave will arrive in the capital on Thursday. The forecast calls for sunshine and a high of 30 C.
On Friday – a high of 31 C and a mix of sun and cloud.
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