A mix of sun and cloud is expected across much of the region, however some areas may see flurries.

Wind chills are expected to reach near -40ºC across portions of Central and Eastern Ontario.

Snow squalls are in the forecast once again, and it will be an Advance Weather Alert Day due to extreme cold.

25 to 50 centimetres will be possible by the end of the day for some areas.

Snow squalls will continue for areas off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay tomorrow.

Areas off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, as well as Prince Edward County, should expect some more snow squalls.

Snow Squalls will affect areas off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay on Tuesday, as well as portions of Eastern Ontario.

Tuesday will bring snow squalls to the snow belt regions as well as Eastern Ontario.

A mix of sun and cloud is expected across much of the region for Monday.

A snowy day is expected across the region Sunday, with some slight moderation from the cold temperatures.

Some transient snow squalls are expected off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay for Monday.

Widespread snowfall is expected across Southern Ontario throughout the day Sunday.

Some snow squalls will continue off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay for Saturday.

More snow squalls and blowing snow is expected for Friday.

A very cold day is forecasted across the region for Friday. Snow squalls will continue across the snow belts.

Wednesday won't be as cold across the region, with snow beginning in the morning.

Tuesday will be a very cold day across the region, with snow squalls continuing.

Monday will be a cold day across the region with some snow around, along with heavier snow squalls.

Sunday will bring a cold day to the region, along with sun and clouds to many areas.

Thursday will be a very cold day across the region, with wind chills near -20ºC for many areas, along with snow.