Cloudy conditions are expected across the region tomorrow. It will be a relatively quiet day before we look to the potential for more opportunities for snow this week.
Special Weather Statements have been issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada for much of the region. They state that significant snowfall is expected on Wednesday, with the potential for snowfall amounts of 10 to 15 cm.
At this time, we continue to monitor the system that may impact the region Wednesday into Thursday. Many details remain uncertain at this time, including the exact storm track. Any change in the storm track will affect the forecast.
Additionally, we are watching a front that will move through the region early Tuesday morning. A quick burst of snow is possible, just in time for the morning commute. We will have more details tomorrow, however, snowfall amounts are not expected to be significant. Lake effect snow is also possible.
Temperatures tomorrow will range from -3°C to 0°C across the region. Temperatures in blue represent forecasted wind chill values.