We could see 20-45cm in accumulation over the next 24 hours. Travel could become hazardous
Environment Canada is warning of intense snow squalls hitting the region today and continuing tonight, with conditions deteriorating quickly. Snowfall totals could reach between 20 and 45 centimetres, with even higher amounts possible in some areas.
Visibility may drop to near zero at times as heavy snow and strong winds move through.
Snowfall rates could reach up to 10 centimetres an hour. Travel is expected to be extremely hazardous, with possible road closures and power outages.
Drivers are being urged to avoid non-essential travel until conditions improve.
Cold snap continues with temperatures expected to dip to -38
District to rename 12 Mile Bay Rd
Alzheimer Society of Muskoka appoints new Executive Director
Increased Police activity on area snowmobile trails
Construction at new Gravenhurst Health Hub underway
Comments
Add a comment