Pretty typical winter conditions for Sarnia-Lambton are expected through January and February.
Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson says temperatures should average out near seasonal norms.
The final days of 2014, however, will see colder temperatures and the chance of a little snow.
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Overall the winter is expected to be more normal, certainly compared to the winter of 2013-14.