A winter weather travel advisory is in effect for Toronto, York Region, and Durham Region, as Environment Canada warns of a significant snowstorm expected to create hazardous driving conditions this afternoon and tonight. Residents should prepare for up to 15 cm of snow by late evening.
- Snowfall Accumulation: Total snow accumulation is forecasted to range between 10 to 15 cm.
- Timing: Snow is expected to begin this afternoon, intensify through the evening, and taper off by early Sunday morning.
The steady snowfall will likely lead to reduced visibility and slippery road surfaces, especially during the evening commute. Motorists and residents are urged to take extra precautions as conditions may be particularly challenging overnight and early Sunday.
- Slow Down: Adjust your speed to match road conditions and avoid sudden movements.
- Stay Alert: Keep a safe distance from other vehicles and remain vigilant for taillights and road signs.
- Plan Ahead: Monitor local weather updates and consider delaying non-essential travel to avoid the storm’s peak.
Stay informed with local weather updates and alerts as conditions evolve. If travel is unavoidable, prioritize safety by following recommended precautions.
Let’s all do our part to stay safe during this winter storm.