Hamilton Jan. 17 forecast: Flurries and cold

Environment Canada forecasts flurries in Hamilton on Jan. 17 with a daytime high near 2 C and a morning wind chill around -13 C. Tonight and tomorrow carry chances of flurries with overnight lows below freezing.

Environment Canada is forecasting flurries across Hamilton on Jan. 17, with a daytime high near 2 C and a morning wind chill around -13 C. Tonight and tomorrow both carry chances of flurries and below-freezing overnight lows. The outlook for the rest of the week calls for generally cold conditions with periods of flurries or snow on several days. Times for sunrise and sunset are included in the forecast details. Forecast highlights: - Today (Jan. 17): Flurries expected; daytime high near 2 C; morning wind chill about -13 C. - Tonight: Chance of flurries; overnight low around -11 C; 30 per cent probability of precipitation; sunset at 5:12 p.m. - Tomorrow: Chance of flurries during the day; high near -6 C and low near -9 C; sunrise at 7:47 a.m. - Rest of week: Monday chance of flurries (high -7 C, low -19 C); Tuesday a mix of sun and cloud (high -11 C, low -15 C); Wednesday snow (high -5 C, low -12 C); Thursday a mix of sun and cloud (high -9 C, low -9 C). - Source: Forecast reported by Environment Canada. Summary: A few light flurries are expected today and into tomorrow with daytime temperatures near or below freezing. Colder conditions with periodic flurries or snow are forecast through the week, and Environment Canada will update the forecast as conditions change.