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Winter Storm Warning Continues in Ontario and Quebec
The winter storm warning affecting parts of Ontario and Quebec has entered its second day, with significant snowfall anticipated to blanket the region. Environment Canada issued the warning on Saturday afternoon, alerting residents to prepare for worsening conditions.
In Toronto, the forecast indicates an additional accumulation of 15 to 25 centimeters of snow, while similar snowfall is expected across southwestern portions of Ontario. Southeastern Ontario is also bracing for this winter weather, with the Ottawa area expecting up to 30 centimeters of fresh snow.
Hazardous Travel Conditions Expected
As conditions worsen, Environment Canada has cautioned that rapidly accumulating snow may create treacherous travel situations in several areas. The agency advises residents to stay updated on weather conditions and to avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.
Impact on Maritime Provinces
Additionally, strong winds coupled with heavy snowfall are anticipated in parts of the Maritime provinces. Wind gusts are predicted to persist until Monday, further impacting visibility and travel safety.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant and take precautions during this intense winter weather, ensuring that they are prepared for potential disruptions caused by the storm.
For more updates on the situation as it develops, keep an eye on official weather reports and advisories.
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