Snow storm blowing through here today. Heavy snow and blowing snow continues across Southern Ontario. For areas south of a line from Sarnia towards Hamilton, total snowfall amounts of 25 to 35 cm are likely, with the highest amounts near the Great Lakes. North of this line from Huron - Perth through Waterloo - Wellington and the Greater Toronto Area, total amounts will likely be in the 15 to 20 cm range. In addition to the heavy snow, winds have strengthened reducing visibility to 05 km or less in blowing snow. Wind chill values near -20°C to -25°C are likely for all regions in the winter storm warning. The worst conditions are generally expected early this morning. The morning commute is expected to be significantly affected by this winter storm.
Still a bit real winter then.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds very frightening, keep warm and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteThe appearance of the night gives sadness, of course.
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Ouch. Mister winter has continued to miss us except for cold winds. Stay warm and safe.
ReplyDeleteI did hear on the news that Chicago was hit hard but, haven't heard about north of there. Drive safely!
ReplyDeleteWe had a warning but didn't get much at all. Just a little flurry floating down now.
ReplyDeleteLove your smiling avatar...very nice!
Thankfully, we didn't get much from this, a bit of snow that turned to rain, creating a slushy (heavy) mess. Stay warm and safe.
ReplyDeleteI hope it turns out to be less than that. We're only expecting 2-4cm up here.
ReplyDeleteGee, it is going to be 71 north of the Bay here in California. Guess you didn't want to know that though.
ReplyDeleteThe sun just came out and we just finished shoveling! I think we got more than 20 cm in the city but it is hard to tell with the drifts, Andy.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you ever get used to this kind of weather? Sounds really bad..
ReplyDeleteThat sounds truly nasty! I hope you stay safe and warm. Isn't it a relief to not have to be out in that commute?
ReplyDeleteWe got some of it in the night and through the morning well into the afternoon. I don't know if we're in a lull at the moment.
ReplyDeleteHope you don't lose power. Love the tree silhouette!
ReplyDeleteEerie. An Edgar Allan Poe scene!
ReplyDeleteJanis
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This sepia toned photo is a beaut!
ReplyDeleteDo you have your milk and bread? :)
Seriously, stay warm and safe.
Well it was nice for a change to get less, even though we're further north - only an inch or two here.
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