Canada Winter Storm: Blizzard-Like Conditions, Heavy Snow to Unload in Ontario This Week

The early days of March would become challenging for Canadians after a winter storm is expected to unload possible blizzard-like conditions and heavy snow.

Motorists and homeowners should observe the weather in Canada for travel disruptions, flight delays and slower commutes.

The problematic weather conditions could result in slippery roads, reduced visibility and road closures.

In the U.S., an active winter storm is also forecast to unload freezing rain, heavy snow and strong winds in the Upper Midwest and Northeast, according to the National Weather Prediction Center.

Heavy snowfall and possible blizzard-like conditions

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Rideau Canal on February 8, 2023 in Ottawa, Canada. The latest weather forecast said that parts of Ontario could experience a troublesome winter storm that could unleash blizzard-like conditions and heavy snow.

While Canadians are used to freezing rain and snowy conditions, winter storms could still cause dangerous situations.

In the latest weather forecast, the Weather Network reported that a winter storm is expected to unleash heavy snowfall and blizzard-like conditions in Southern Ontario this week and early weekend.

The weather report explained the possible snow, reaching 15 to 30+ cm.

The forecast noted that the winter storm could result in power outages and slower commutes.

In addition, parts of GTA could also experience the same weather forecast.

Southern and eastern Ontario could also anticipate heavy snow.

The forecast noted that the wind gust could reach up to 60 to 70+ km/h.

As mentioned, the situation could lead to multiple road hazards for motorists.

On the other hand, CTV News Ottawa reported that Ottawa homeowners and commuters could expect a winter storm this weekend.

Homeowners in Ottawa could anticipate the heavy snow event this late Friday, reaching up to ten cm of snow.

Meanwhile, the challenging snow and possible freezing conditions could result in colder temperatures in parts of Canada.

People with pre-existing health conditions are at risk of prolonged exposure to cold weather.

Homeowners should check their temperatures to avoid hypothermia.

Furthermore, CBC News reported that Toronto could anticipate freezing conditions this week, impacting the road in the area.

The weather report added that the city is expected to provide three warming centers to help affected individuals.

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Toronto prepared clearing operations to roads and expressways to prepare for the coming winter storm.

Winter storm preparedness safety in Canada

The latest forecasts showed the possibility of significant winter storms in parts of Canada.

The challenging weather could lead to road hazards and health concerns.

As a result, winter preparedness has helped prevent dangers, injuries and casualties.

Here are essential reminders for homeowners as winter storms are expected to unfold.

Keep updated with Canada's weather.

Weather forecasts provide updated weather advisories. Homeowners and motorists should be aware of winter watches and warnings.

Listen to your local radio and television. You can also read updated weather alerts on The Weather Network's website.

Stay at home as possible.

Forecasts noted that the winter storm would weaken on Friday night. Motorists and travelers could check the weather if it worsens before traveling.

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