Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Toronto and surrounding areas.
A developing low pressure system located over Nevada on Monday morning is setting its sights on Southern Ontario. Snow is expected on Tuesday evening in Southwestern Ontario, and will spread throughout the remainder of Southern Ontario by Wednesday morning.
Typically, snowfall amounts with these types of storms can exceed 20 centimetres. However, the snow is expected to turn into rain as the front moves through the GTA area.
We might see some snow in the city on Monday, but it's nothing compared to what they've had in cottage country.
The area all around Georgian Bay was hit by winter in a big way. Some places saw more than 20 centimetres of snow, and more is on the way.
Environment Canada is predicting flurries for the snow belt from Barrie to Collingwood and around the Bruce Peninsula. They say the area could get another 15 centimetres of snow.
