Early afternoon, a band is expected to set up right over the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), especially in Toronto and areas east.
Into the afternoon, snowsqualls over London, Hamilton, snowbelt communities and Sarnia will develop.
Into Monday morning, the snow winds down except for the Niagara Peninsula, which gets a little taste of the blockbuster nor’easter off the East Coast of the U.S. Some light snow will have impacts for the morning commute along the QEW with slick roads.
Into Monday, winds will shift to from the northwest, leading to gusty conditions (up to 60 km/h). Another around of Arctic air will bring temperatures below seasonal into the final week of February.
A significant storm is possible late this week, but it is to early to have confidence in the storm track and impacts. But it is a system to watch with the potential for substantial snow and/or mixed precipitation. Changeable temperatures are expected through the first week of March, with the potential for a couple of messy systems.
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