After a winter marked by record-breaking snowfall and consistent bursts of Arctic air across southern Ontario, you might be counting down the days until the snowbanks on your street melt and signs of spring finally emerge. Luckily, The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its Spring 2026 Weather Forecast, and it looks like long-awaited relief from the deep freeze is finally on the horizon for much of the region. According to the Almanac's long-range weather forecast, March is shaping up to be a mild month in southern Ontario, with periods of precipitation. During the week of March 1 to March 6, we can expect mild temperatures, coupled with flurries. From March 7 to 14, cold temperatures will sweep in, along with some showers, but relief will come on the week of March 15 to 19, when we'll finally see some extended sunshine and mild temperatures. The forecast predicts more periods of rain and snow, along with warm temperatures from March 2...