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Snow Squall Chaos: Weather Warnings Across Ontario

Stay safe as snow squalls wreak havoc in various Ontario regions. Find out the latest updates here!

It's a winter wonderland turned chaotic in Ontario as snow squall warnings blanket several regions. Grey, Bruce, and northern Huron Counties are facing intense snow squalls originating from Lake Huron, with accumulations up to 25 cm. Meanwhile, Niagara braces for heavy impacts with 15 to 25 cm expected by Monday evening. In the northern Kawarthas, a multi-day snow squall warning is in effect, while the southern Kawarthas expect 5-10 cm of snow. Parry Sound-Muskoka and Simcoe County are under snow squall alerts, with warnings of 20-40 cm of snowfall. Road closures are in place in South Bruce, and Niagara is under a snow squall warning as Hamilton prepares for dipping temperatures.

As the snow squall chaos continues, London, Ontario, anticipates gusty winds and flurries, contrasting with the heavy snowfall warnings in Grey-Bruce and Huron-Perth. Meanwhile, Perth County experiences tapering snow bands from Lake Huron. Despite the closures and warnings, Environment Canada lifted the winter travel advisory in midwestern Ontario. Remember to avoid unnecessary travel in snow squall-affected areas to stay safe and warm!

Did you know that snow squalls are intense, localized snow showers that can result in rapid accumulation and reduced visibility? In Ontario, road closures become necessary to ensure public safety during these severe weather events. Stay informed and prepared for the winter weather onslaught!