WWCN11 CWTO 062006

SNOWFALL WARNING

FOR SOUTHERN ONTARIO

ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA

AT 4:06 P.M. EDT SUNDAY 6 APRIL 2025.

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SNOWFALL WARNING FOR:

=NEW= ALGONQUIN

=NEW= BURK'S FALLS - BAYFIELD INLET.



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==DISCUSSION==



HEAVY SNOW FOLLOWED BY STRONG WINDS AND LOCAL BLOWING SNOW. 



WHAT: 

SNOW, AT TIMES HEAVY. TOTAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 15 TO 25 CM. 

PEAK SNOWFALL RATES OF 3 TO 5 CM PER HOUR. 

REDUCED VISIBILITY IN SNOW AND LOCAL BLOWING SNOW. 



WHEN: 

MONDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING. 



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: 

SNOW WILL BEGIN FOR THE SUDBURY AREA EARLY MONDAY MORNING BEFORE 

ADVANCING EASTWARD INTO CENTRAL ONTARIO BY MONDAY AFTERNOON. SNOW IS 

EXPECTED TO TAPER TO FLURRIES FROM WEST TO EAST OVERNIGHT INTO 

TUESDAY MORNING. 



IN ADDITION, NORTHERLY WINDS WILL INTENSIFY MONDAY AFTERNOON OVER 

NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO AND OVER CENTRAL ONTARIO MONDAY NIGHT WITH 

GUSTS UP TO 60 KM/H. THE COMBINATION OF THESE STRONG WIND GUSTS AND 

FRESH SNOWFALL MAY LEAD TO LOCALIZED REDUCED VISIBILITY IN BLOWING 

SNOW.



BE PREPARED TO ADJUST YOUR DRIVING WITH CHANGING ROAD CONDITIONS. 

RAPIDLY ACCUMULATING SNOW WILL MAKE TRAVEL DIFFICULT. IF VISIBILITY 

IS REDUCED WHILE DRIVING, SLOW DOWN, WATCH FOR TAIL LIGHTS AHEAD AND 

BE PREPARED TO STOP. 



PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY 

ENVIRONMENT CANADA. 



TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER IN ONTARIO, SEND AN EMAIL TO 

ONSTORM(AT)EC.GC.CA OR POST REPORTS ON X USING (HASH)ONSTORM.



HTTP://WEATHER.GC.CA



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