Durham extreme cold weather conditions are expected to continue on Sunday, Feb. 8, as sunshine is paired with dangerously low wind chill values across southern Ontario. Forecasts call for wind chills near -33 C, increasing the risk of frostbite despite mainly clear skies. Early risers may catch a bright sunrise around 7:45 a.m., but residents are urged to dress warmly and limit time outdoors as the bitter cold persists throughout the day.
Durham Extreme Cold Weather: Feb. 8 Sunshine and -33 C Wind Chills Bring Frostbite Risk
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