By James Bowler

Snowy outlook for October

Oct 21, 2013 | 1:17 PM

It looks like Old Man Winter came to the party early again this year and he won’t be going away at least for the beginning of the week.

CKBI meteorologist Henri Dagenais reports that while the snow is expected to stop sometime this evening, it will pick back up again where it left off tomorrow afternoon.

“Around midnight for sure until about four o’clock tomorrow afternoon,” said Dagenais. “Then more snow will come and that should end in the early morning hours on Wednesday morning.”

After that, we will get some of the last warm before winter fully takes over, with a high of six degrees, and the snow will melt, according to Dagenais.

Dagenais said that last year our first snowfall that stuck around was on Oct. 23.

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“So Wednesday is the one-year anniversary of the snow staying,” said Dagenais.

He added that this October we should see a normal amount of snowfall for our area.

With files from Sarah Stone.

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