Heavy snow squalls continue hammering Ontario into weekend

Environment Canada issues snow squall warning for Barrie area
Heavy snow, poor travel conditions and power outages are expected in the Barrie area starting Friday evening and continuing at least through the weekend, Environment Canada says. Weather warnings have also been issued for other parts of central Ontario.
Snow squall warning issued for parts of Ontario throughout the weekend
Lake effect snow squalls are expected to impact parts of Ontario throughout the weekend with peak snowfall rates of 2 to 4 in per hour, according to Environment Canada.
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Snow squalls could drop up to 75 cm in some parts of Ontario — and they’re bringing ‘thundersnow’
Regions around cottage country and north of Toronto are expected to be hit the hardest. There are currently no weather warnings for Toronto.
100 cm of snow in ‘realm of possibility’ as parts of Ontario get hit with heavy snowfall this weekend
Speaking on Friday, Nov. 29, Flisfeder said areas east of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, such as Parry Sound and Huntsville, as well as Bruce Peninsula and Huron and Perth counties, will continue to experience the snow squall activities that began on Thursday right into Saturday morning.
50 cm of snow across central Ontario expected this weekend
Oh, the weather outside is expected to be frightful in central Ontario. Environment Canada has called for snow squall warnings and watches across a great swath of our region. The national weather agency is calling for local accumulations to exceed 50 centimetres by the end of the weekend.
Parts of Ontario could get more than 75 cm of snow this weekend: Environment Canada
Environment Canada is warning of snow squalls in parts of Ontario north of the Greater Toronto Area this weekend, with more than 75 centimetres of snow accumulation possible in some areas.
‘Heavy snowfall’ expected in Orangeville. Here’s why a snow squall warning has been issued
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a snow squall warning for Orangeville, as snowy weather is expected to hit north of the area beginning today. The weather warning for a wide swath of Ontario, including north of Orangeville, says lake effect snow could impact local residents throughout the weekend and into next week.
Heavy snow squalls continue hammering Ontario into the weekend
Difficult driving conditions continue into this weekend across portions of Ontario as powerful snow squalls continue whipping off all five of the Great Lakes. These potent bands of lake-effect snow will continue through Sunday,
Environment Canada issues snow squall watch for Barrie area
Flurries are expected to begin on Friday evening, with snow accumulating over the weekend and possibly into next week. Collingwood and Hillsdale could also be affected.
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