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Snow Squall Warning Persists in Greater Sudbury With Local 10–20 cm Possible

Lake-effect bands off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay are expected to pivot south, dropping up to 20 cm locally before easing by Monday evening.

Overview

  • Environment Canada continues snow squall warnings for Greater Sudbury as intense bursts reduce visibility to near zero.
  • Local snowfall of 10–20 centimetres is possible, with the highest totals expected on Manitoulin Island and in areas south of Highway 17.
  • Lake-effect snow from relatively warmer lake waters is creating narrow, fast-moving bands that produce rapid changes over short distances.
  • Forecasters say conditions should gradually improve as the bands shift south later tonight or into Monday evening.
  • Motorists are urged to slow down, leave extra space, monitor Environment Canada alerts, and share severe weather reports via ONstorm or #ONStorm.