Southern Ontario's December Weather Is Set To Get Super Cold & Snowy Real Quick

Southern Ontario's December weather will be straight out of a Hallmark movie this year, so get ready to fall in love in a cookie shop or discover the true meaning of the holidays during a snowstorm.

December is going to feel about 3 C colder than normal with plenty of snow, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac long-range weather forecast for southern Ontario.

The average temperature will be -7 C, and people can expect 50 mm of participation throughout the month.

The first two days of December will bring snow flurries and cold temperatures followed by rain, snow, and flurries from December 3 to 7.

December 8 to 13 will bring mild temperatures with snow and rain followed by some colder weather from December 14 to 21 filled with flurries.

At the end of the month, from December 22 to 31, the Almanac report predicts snow showers and "very cold" weather, which will transition into some milder temperatures.

A look into January

If you're already getting sick of the snow and winter weather at this point, January may not be your favourite month.

According to the Almanac's long-range weather forecast, January will have an average temperature of -11 C which will be 4 C below average.

The beginning of January will be " very cold" with flurries, and January 4 to 7 will bring more snow, especially in the east, and flurries.

January 8 to 16 will still be chilly with snow showers, but southern Ontarians can look forward to a bit of break with a few days of milder temperatures before the end of the month brings on more cold weather and snow.