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It's the second-snowiest March on record, and we aren't done yet

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The next two days will come with daytime high temperatures above the freezing mark, but it'll still be cool in the nights and mornings.

Here is a look at what you can expect for Tuesday:

So far this month, we've received 62 centimetres of snow (with last week's 37 centimetres being a huge chunk of that), making this the second-snowiest March on record.

And we aren't done yet.

There is one more snowy system that will arrive before the month is over.

It could bring five to 10 centimetres of snow (from this Thursday to Saturday), which will bring us close to a record-breaking snowy March.

Here's a look at the longer-term forecast as we lead into Easter weekend.

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