Toronto braces for a frigid Friday as bitter cold temperatures persist, with a high of -12 C and a wind chill of -24 C. The city hasn't experienced such low temperatures in January since 2018, according to CP24 Meteorologist Bill Coulter. The cold snap is expected to continue into the weekend, with a similar forecast for Saturday. Environment Canada predicts flurries starting near noon, with overnight lows dropping to -22 C, feeling like -31 C. Warming centres are open across the city to provide relief from the harsh conditions. As Coulter advised, 'You are going to want to bundle up.' For the latest hourly and daily forecasts, visit the weather hub.
