Snow Squalls Expected to Bring Up to 60 cm of Snow to Parts of Ontario

Environment Canada issues warnings for heavy snowfall and reduced visibility across regions near Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.

Environment Canada forecasts snow squalls could bring up to 60 cm of snow to areas east of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.
A snow squall warning covers regions from Listowel in the west to Belleville in the east and up to Bracebridge in the north.
Snowfall is expected to begin Thursday morning and may continue into Friday before tapering off.
Travel advisories have been issued for areas including Burlington, Guelph, Waterloo, and Kitchener due to potential hazardous conditions.
Snow squalls may cause sudden drops in visibility and rapidly changing weather conditions, making travel difficult in affected areas.