Toronto Under Snowfall Warning as Heavy Snow Expected Midweek
Snowfall Warning Issued
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for Toronto and the GTA.
The warning applies from Wednesday evening into Thursday afternoon.
Meteorologists expect significant snowfall across the region.
The system could disrupt travel and daily activities.
Officials urge residents to prepare before conditions worsen.
Wind gusts may increase blowing snow and reduce visibility.
Heaviest Snow of the Season Possible
Forecasters say this storm could bring the season’s heaviest snowfall.
Some GTA areas may receive over 20 centimetres of snow.
Suburban regions may see higher totals than downtown Toronto.
The city core could record between 5 and 15 centimetres.
Snowfall intensity may increase rapidly overnight.
Accumulation could continue through Thursday morning.
Travel and Commute Impacts
Road conditions may deteriorate quickly during the storm.
Snow-covered streets could slow traffic across the city.
Visibility may drop during periods of heavy snowfall.
Blowing snow could create whiteout conditions in open areas.
Thursday morning commutes may face delays and disruptions.
Transit users should expect possible service slowdowns.
Temperature Drop Adds Risk
Temperatures will fall as the storm moves through the region.
Freezing conditions will follow the snowfall overnight.
Wind chills may make conditions feel much colder.
Icy surfaces could develop after snow compaction.
Cold weather will likely persist into the end of the week.
Additional flurries may follow the main system.
Residents Advised to Prepare
Officials advise drivers to allow extra travel time.
Motorists should use winter tires and drive carefully.
Pedestrians should wear proper footwear to avoid slips.
Property owners should clear snow promptly for safety.
Authorities remind residents to monitor weather updates.
Preparedness can reduce risks during severe winter weather.
