By Sarah Anderson, CFRA News, December 19, 2014
On Christmas Eve into Christmas Day expect a storm that will bring rain, snow, wind and deep cold, in that order.
Environment Canada meteorologist Peter Kimbell says the temperature will be mild Christmas Eve which is why we'll see rain first.
By Ottawa Community News, December 18, 2014
Another stage of the Confederation Line LRT project has begun impacting traffic on Ottawa’s west side.
On Dec. 21, Booth Street was closed between Albert Street and the John A. Macdonald Parkway for a period of two years, during which time construction will proceed on the rail line, the future Pimisi LRT station (currently the LeBreton station), and a new raised bridge to span both the aqueduct and rail line.
By Ottawa Community News, December 18, 2014
As the snow continued to fall last week, a common refrain was, "look at all this snow and winter isn't even here yet.
"Well, people can't say that much longer. Winter officially arrives in these parts at 6:03 p.m. this Saturday, Dec. 20. Saturday will be the shortest day of the year, but the good news is we've turned the corner and the days will be getting longer.
The predictions for this winter in Eastern Ontario vary, although most experts suggest we're in for a roller coaster with temperatures up above normal some weeks and below normal on others.
