Attache ta tuque! Toronto doesn’t usually get much snow, compared to most of the rest of the country. Montrealers laugh at our lame, half-hearted winters. It’s position on the west end of Lake Ontario, with a ridge of highlands to its west, means that the prevailing westerlies usually drop most of their snow before they reach the city. The closest American city, Buffalo, positioned at the east end of Lake Erie, gets much more snow. But every now and then a snowstorm will be big enough to dump a hefty load on Toronto. The evening it hit was a bit grim for Torontonians, many of whom immigrated from warmer lands.
But look at the magic of the following sunny day:
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