An Alberta Clipper will begin moving through the area tomorrow, bringing additional snowfall to the region. The bulk of the snowfall is expected in Central and Eastern Ontario, where 10 to 15 centimetres is expected by Sunday morning.
Snow will begin moving in from west to east during the morning hours tomorrow, reaching Eastern Ontario by late afternoon. Snowfall rates are not expected to be very high, with most areas likely seeing light snow throughout the day. However, areas near the lakes such as Kingston, Tobermory and Parry Sound will likely see some heavier snowfall and potentially higher snowfall totals due to lake enhancement.
The winds will also be a factor tomorrow, with wind gusts up to 60 km/h possible across the area tomorrow, mainly strengthening by the afternoon. Blowing and drifting snow will continue, leading to poor visibility and snow covered roadways.
Travel with caution throughout the day tomorrow. The snow will end from west to east, finishing up by mid-morning on Sunday in Ottawa.