Heavy snow storm expected to shatter records in Ontario on Wednesday Ontario ONStorm Snow
this Wednesday, with as much as 20 cm of accumulation expected in Toronto over the course of mere hours.tomorrow, making travel conditions difficult as squalls obscure visibility in and around the region.
Flurries are forecast to begin hitting the GTA early on Wednesday morning before intensifying around noon. According to the Weather Network, conditions should"be at their worst after lunch and through the afternoon hours into the evening commute." Snowfall rates of 1 to 3 cm per hour are expected at times, though parts of the city closer to Lake Ontario could see even heavier precipitation. Combined with winds of up to 60 km/h, meteorologists say whiteouts are possible.
Confidence continues to increase in snowfall accumulations from Wednesday to Thursday! Here is an updated look at chance of snowfall over 10 cm over southern Ontario ❄️
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