'The weather is just perfect': Windsorites soak up summer in September
CBC
Windsorites are trying to soak up the last few days of summer before fall officially starts next week and the weather couldn't be better.
According to Environment Canada, temperatures in Windsor-Essex are predicted to reach a high of 30 C with a low of 17 C Tuesday. Highs are expected to remain just below 30 the rest of the week.
"You've got to take it where you can, right? You've got a good day, you've got to take advantage of it, right?" Steve Maddock, a local leisure fisherman, said.
"Even if you're not catching fish you're doing something right? You're not just sitting at home watching Netflix. We do a lot of that."
Lena Busico and her granddaughter London, took a stroll by the riverfront to enjoy the warmer temperatures.
"It's a beautiful, beautiful day today, we're enjoying it. This is kind of probably our last few days of beautiful weather and we are very lucky here in Windsor to have our riverfront.
While some residents may be dreading the thought of colder weather, Geannette Hastings, a Windsor-Essex resident, said she is ready for the autumn air.
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