November heatwave: Windsor enjoys record-breaking warm weather

WINDSOR, ONT. -- Mother Nature brought back a taste of summer with a stretch of record-breaking warm weather in Windsor.

By 11 a.m. on Tuesday, the temperature had already reached 20 Celsius, breaking the old record of 18.5 C set in 1999.

CTV Windsor meteorologist Gary Archibald says the temperatures are expected to get even warmer, reached a forecasted high of 23C.

Another above average high temp expected for WINDSOR and southwestern Ontario. Nov 6-9 - Windsor set or tied daytime high records. Today is another likely record day! Will it last for Remembrance Day, tomorrow? News & #weather @ 6&11 pm. pic.twitter.com/L91c2kRWDg

— Gary A. Archibald (@GArchibaldCTV) November 10, 2020

The November weather has been warm for several days. On Monday, Windsor tied the 1999 record-high temperature for at 23.1 C.

From Nov. 6 to Nov. 8, the region also broke temperature records.

The warm spell is not expected to last much longer. Environment Canada says temperatures are expected to fall to a high of 14 C on Wednesday and 10 C on Thursday.

With files from CTV Windsor meteorologist Gary Archibald.