"Toronto residents should hold on to their hats Friday as "strong" windy weather is expected in the city, said Environment Canada."
"Wind gusts between 70 to 90 kilometers per hour are possible late Friday morning and into the evening, said the national weather agency."
""Strong southwesterly winds will develop late [Friday] morning as a low pressure system moves over northeastern Ontario," read Environment Canada's special weather statement."
Strong southwesterly winds will develop late Friday morning as a low-pressure system moves over northeastern Ontario. Wind gusts between 70 and 90 kilometres per hour are possible late Friday morning and into the evening across Toronto. The windy conditions will be potentially disruptive, increasing the risk of flying debris, difficulty for high-profile vehicles, and impacts to outdoor activities. Residents should secure loose outdoor items and exercise caution when traveling during peak gust periods. The strongest winds are expected from late morning through the evening, then easing overnight as the low-pressure system moves away.
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