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The January thaw is coming. The term describes unusually warm weather for the time of year--and many people in Canada and the United States should experience it around the end of this month.
Many cities in Canada and the U.S. have been hit with blizzards and extremely cold temperatures, as well as high winds and lots of snow.
Many cities in Canada had snow and temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius (-4 degrees Fahrenheit) or colder. With the "wind chill factor," -20 degrees Celsius feels like -35 degrees Celsius.Source: Looking Forward To The January Thaw
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