Snowfall warning

Snowfall Chaos Hits Ontario: Warnings Across the Region

Stay prepared for up to 15 cm of snow in the Greater Toronto Area, Kingston, and more!

Snowfall warnings have blanketed Ontario with alerts issued for multiple regions across the province. From the Greater Toronto Area to Kingston and beyond, Environment Canada is cautioning residents about an impending snowstorm that could bring up to 15 cm of snow. Despite the arrival of spring, winter seems unwilling to leave without a final snowy hurrah.

In Kingston, the first day of spring was met with a surprising snowfall warning from Environment Canada, adding a whimsical touch to the transition from winter. The Kingston area, like many others, is bracing for significant snowfall, showcasing the unpredictable nature of Canadian weather.

Further south, Northumberland County, Peterborough County, and Kawartha Lakes are also under the snowfall advisory, anticipating the arrival of 5-15 cm of snow by the end of the week. As communities prepare for the wintry blast, forecasters are warning of potential travel disruptions and urging caution on the roads.

As the snowfall warnings spread, Toronto finds itself under a thick blanket of alerts, with the possibility of 15 cm of snow and peak snowfall rates of 2 cm per hour. The city and surrounding areas are gearing up for the snowy weekend ahead, illustrating the resilience and adaptability of Ontarians in the face of unexpected weather challenges.