25 to 50 centimetres of snow is expected in the hardest hit areas.

Sunday will bring a much cooler day to the area, along with a mix of sun and clouds

Snow Squalls are expected to develop tomorrow morning for areas off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.

Saturday will bring a mild day to the region, with rain pushing from west to east throughout the day.

Thursday will be a warmer day across the region, with a mix of sun and cloud for many areas.

Tuesday will bring continued snowfall to some areas, with a mix of sun and cloud otherwise.

Monday will bring a cold day to the area, with some snow, including snow squalls for some areas.

Snow squalls will begin developing this evening and will continue through Tuesday for some areas.

Snow is in the forecast for Sunday, with rain mixing in at times.

The heaviest snowfall is expected in Eastern Ontario, where 10 to 15 centimetres of snow appears possible.

Saturday will be a much cooler day across the region, along with a mix of sun and clouds.

Rain will affect the area from west to east, heavy at times, however it will not last very long.

Winter will begin showing it's face across Southern Ontario this weekend, beginning on Sunday.

Thursday will be cooler with sun and clouds across the area.

Rain is expected for much of the region, which may be heavy at times.

Some areas within the higher elevations of Central Ontario will likely see some snow tomorrow.

Winds will begin to increase in speed during the morning hours of Wednesday, from west to east.

A mix of sun and cloud is expected for the region through the day on Tuesday.

Monday will bring periods of rain to the region, without the day being a total washout.

Sunday will bring sun and clouds to the region.