It looks like we could get hit with some frost on Sunday morning in Oxford County.
We've been enjoying unseasonably warm temperatures, but is it possible Oxford could see the first frost of the year soon.
Warning Preparedness Meteorologist with Environment Canada Geoff Coulson says right now we are expecting a low of 1 on Sunday night.
"Sunday night into holiday Monday morning we are likely going to see temperatures dipping down close to the freezing mark in Woodstock and the Oxford County area. So we may in fact be seeing that frost advisory issued Sunday afternoon talking about that frost first thing Monday morning."
Overall Coulson says we can expect the unseasonably warm temperatures in the 20s to start to fade.
"Much above normal for this time of year where daytime highs should be about 16 degrees, we do see for the holiday long weekend a return to more seasonal temperatures - daytime highs of 15, 16 degrees.

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