Overview
- Toronto logged 9.8 cm on Nov. 9, the heaviest for that date in 54 years, with additional overnight snow.
- The two-day total marked the largest start-of-season accumulation since October 1981, according to Environment Canada.
- Ontario Provincial Police reported more than 200 collisions across the Greater Toronto Area due to slick roads.
- Municipal crews deployed salt brine and prioritized salting on main routes, as nearby Hamilton hit 17 cm and Ottawa about 12 cm.
- Forecasts call for daytime highs near 8°C by Wednesday, likely melting much of the snow though refreezing could create icy patches overnight.