Severe snow squalls blew into southern Ontario on Thursday, impacting travel conditions along highways and prompting several school closures.

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Lake-effect squalls and a weekend system will bring rapidly changing conditions across southern Ontario.

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Major lake-effect snow squalls will hit the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and southern Ontario, bringing intense snowfall, reduced visibility, and rapidly changing conditions, which could create hazardous commuting.

A prolonged, multi-day, lake-effect snow squall event is about to unfold in parts of southern Ontario. It could bring 40+ cm of snow to some areas, with hazardous travel conditions and reduced visibility expected, potentially leading to road and school closures

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A major winter storm with heavy snow and blowing winds continues in northern Ontario. Near zero visibility is expected at times, making travel potentially hazardous through Thursday. Road closures are possible

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A major winter storm with heavy snow and blowing winds continues in northern Ontario. Near zero visibility is expected at times, making travel potentially hazardous through Thursday. Road closures are possible

Lake-effect snow squalls could bring up to 50 cm to parts of southern Ontario by Saturday. Expect rapidly changing and worsening conditions. Another snow system is possible on Sunday