Environment Canada has upgraded its weather alerts in northeastern Ontario on Thursday as another winter storm enters the region and is expecting to bring ...
At least one person is missing and nine are injured after a five-alarm fire in Old Montreal early Thursday morning. Quebec will pay $88.3 million to support the city in relocating nearly 200 families living in the Notre-Dame sector. Helping to feed those in need, the Lazarus Outreach Centre is now located at 899 Wyandotte St. Two people are in custody following a lengthy police standoff at a home in the 1000-block of Lincoln Road. There's a new home for the Street Angels’ “Soup Shack” in Windsor, Ont. A fatal crash in Oxford County is being investigated by OPP after it claimed the life of an 18 year old driver. You don’t want to be that person that runs out of gas." "(This) system is going to remind us of that. Northern portions of the region are more likely to see snowfall totals in the 10 to 15 cm range. Marie area to Greater Sudbury for most of the morning have ended and Environment Canada has issed winter weather travel advisories instead. Snow may quickly accumulate and visibility may be reduced to near zero at times, especially with any blowing snow. "Snow, heavy at times, along with gusty northeasterly winds develops tonight (Thursday) into Friday.
The weather agency said snow is expected to start falling on Thursday, with heavy snow and northeasterly gusty winds developing Thursday night and into Friday.
- Nipigon. - Hornepayne. "It's a very big system that's going to envelope the entire northern Ontario and parts of southern Ontario.
Hazards: Snow, heavy at times, with total snowfall amounts of 30 to 50 cm. Gusty northeasterly winds resulting in blowing snow which could reduce visibility to ...
Snow today may result in a corridor of up to 5 cm accumulations ahead of the winter storm. The exact amount of accumulating snow has changed (for now) giving the Sault area about 15cm in total while areas north of the Sault are in for major accumulations of up to 50cm Environment Canada may still issue a Winter Storm Warning for the Sault later tonight.
Snowfall amounts of up to 25 cm are possible along with gusty northeasterly winds that will develop Thursday night into Friday, Environment Canada says.
Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. Snow, heavy at times, is forecast to begin Thursday night or early Friday morning. Significant travel delays and road closures may occur.
Snowfall amounts of up to 25 cm are possible in the Sault, along with up to 50 cm possible north of the area. Snow, heavy at times, along with gusty ...
Snow, heavy at times, is forecast to begin Thursday night or early Friday morning. Snow may quickly accumulate and visibility may be reduced to near zero at times, especially with any blowing snow. Snow, heavy at times, along with gusty northeasterly winds develops tonight into Friday. Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. Snow today may result in a corridor of up to 5 cm accumulations ahead of the winter storm. Snow and blowing snow will last into Saturday and taper off Saturday evening.
It's not going to be a really comfortable weekend here in Michigan. I have to tell you about areas of snow showers, a period of raw wind gusts and mostly ...
By Friday night, all of Lower Michigan will be in the cold, wintry wind. The heart of a storm system will cross over Michigan Friday. It’s not going to be a really comfortable weekend here in Michigan.
'These signs will be updated by our regional traffic operation centres, delivering crucial road safety information to drivers in real-time. plows are on ...
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Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning in for Timmins, Cochrane and Iroquois Falls.
Article content Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning in for Timmins, Cochrane and Iroquois Falls. Winter storm warning issued for Timmins, surrounding area
WINTER STORM WATCH for the eastern Upper Peninsula from Thursday evening thru Saturday morning. Look for 5 to 10 inches of snow.
THURSDAY NIGHT: Mostly rain in the Lower and rain changing to snow in the U.P. FRIDAY: The temperatures will fall, and the mix of rain and snow will turn to all snow thru the day. Wind will turn to the northwest and gust over 30 mph. Highs from 38 to 42 degrees in the U.P. and 40 to 50 degrees in the Lower. Wind from the southwest will gust to 20 mph.
A significant weather event has been declared, Northern College announces campus closures.
Overnight it's expected to snow heavily at times with local blowing snow, which would last into Saturday and taper off in the evening. The City of Timmins is anticipating there will be delays in plowing some city streets and most sidewalks. The City of Timmins has declared a significant weather event and a local college has already announced its campus will be closed tomorrow (March 17).
Storms have a tendency to develop over southeast Colorado in the lee of the Rockies. These storms move east or northeast and use both the southward plunge of ...
An example of lift is warm air colliding with cold air and being forced to rise over the cold dome. Third, you need lift or something to raise the moist air to form the clouds and cause precipitation. Just like any other storm at other times of the year, the right combination of ingredients is necessary for a winter storm to develop.
The storm will commence tonight and is expected to continue until Saturday, with heavy snowfall of 20 to 35 cm and gusty northeasterly winds causing blowing ...
More information on emergency plans and kits can be found at In case of reduced visibility while driving, turn on your lights and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles. The widespread snow has already moved into the region, and it will intensify this evening.