Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and cloud across the region, along with slightly warmer temperatures.

Saturday will be a cold day across the area. Snow squalls and heavier snow showers are expected.

Another round of snow squalls are expected to develop late tonight and will persist into Sunday for some areas.

Snow squalls have developed in Southwestern Ontario this evening and will continue through the day Thursday.

Some brief snow will push across the region tomorrow, with less than 5 centimetres expected across the area.

Friday will bring another chilly day to the region, with most areas seeing a mix of sun and cloud.

Wednesday will bring a mix of sun and cloud across the area ahead of an arctic front that will bring snow.

Some uncertainty still remains at this time, but widespread snowfall may be possible.

Friday will be a chilly day across the region, with flurries for many areas as snow squalls will continue.

Strong winds and snow squalls will be the main hazards, with power outages and poor travel expected.

Thursday will bring a cooler day with temperatures just above zero, along with snow squalls.

Wednesday will bring rain showers tracking through the region, along with a sharp change in temperature.

Some rain will move in tomorrow morning and push east throughout the day tomorrow.

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

Sunday will bring some rain to Midwestern and Eastern Ontario.

Friday will bring a mix of sun and clouds to Southwestern Ontario, with showers around for the rest of the region.

Thursday will bring a mix of sun and cloud to the region

Wednesday will bring sunny skies to the area. The AlertReady test is scheduled for 12:55 PM.

Tuesday will bring another chilly day to the area, with a mix of sun and clouds for most areas.

Monday will be a fairly chilly day across the region, with a mix of clouds and sun for most areas.