Dangerous Ontario snow squalls shift and continue into Mon.
Winter weather advisory in effect as northwestern Ontario expects 10 to 15 centimetres of snow
People in northwestern Ontario will want to have their shovels ready as much of the region prepares for heavy snowfall on Tuesday. Environment Canada issued a weather advisory for the northwest with about 10 to 15 centimetres of snow forecasted.
Dangerous Ontario snow squalls shift and continue into Monday
Winds shifting around out of the northwest will allow the Lake Huron squall to become the dominant feature of the region. This snow squall will meander over this area through Tuesday morning, bringing hefty snowfall totals to parts of the region.
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