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Environment Canada has issued a Winter Weather Travel Warning
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Environment Canada has issued a Winter Weather Travel Warning

Winter Weather Travel Advisory Issued by Environment Canada
Winter Weather Travel Advisory Issued by Environment Canada

*FROM ENVIRONMENT CANADA*

Weather advisory in force for:

  • Guelph – Erin – Southern Wellington County
  • Kitchener – Cambridge – Region of Waterloo
  • Mount Forest – Arthur – Northern Wellington County

Winter weather travel advisory in force

Hazards:
Snow in total amounts of 5-10cm
Visibility is reduced by blowing snow and short heavier snow.

When:
This morning through the afternoon.

Discussion:
This morning, a snow band will arrive. Gusty southwesterly winds can cause snow drifts in exposed areas, as well as reduced visibility. The snow will gradually melt to scattered flurries and periods of drizzle later in the afternoon into the evening.

Impacts:

Motorists should be prepared for winter driving conditions. Turn on your lights if visibility is reduced and keep a safe distance. Sometimes visibility will drop to zero in heavy snow and blowing powder.

For road conditions and other traveller information from the Ministry of Transportation, visit https://www.ontario.ca/511, https://www.twitter.com/511Ontario, or call 5-1-1.

Keep checking Environment Canada’s alerts and forecasts. Send an email to [email protected] to report severe weather. You can also tweet your reports using #ONStorm

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