A winter weather travel advisory is in effect for most of south-central Ontario.
Environment Canada says a band of snow is forecast to move across the area this morning, which will become heavy at times.
It says total snowfall amounts of 5 to 10 cm can be expected by the time the snow comes to an end by this afternoon.
This morning’s commute will likely be impacted and motorists are being advised to prepare for changing road conditions.
For the latest weather warnings, please click here.
As a result of the weather, all Simcoe County buses in the North Zone (Elmvale, Midland, Penetanguishene & Orillia) have been cancelled today.
The Winter Weather Travel Advisory has been expanded to additional regions of southern Ontario. Heaviest snowfall likely late overnight into Monday morning. Amounts of 5 to 10 cm likely although areas of higher terrain may see more. https://t.co/c0cCTj7Tlk #ONStorm pic.twitter.com/pxQZpz7odu
— ECCC Weather Ontario (@ECCCWeatherON) February 22, 2021
Feb 22, 2021: Simcoe County – school vehicles in the North weather zone are cancelled. Click here for more info https://t.co/ANsbXlDLo0
— SCSTC (@SCSTC_SchoolBus) February 22, 2021
Good morning Ontario! Road conditions are mainly snow covered across the province this morning with reduced visibility in certain regions. Turn on your lights and maintain a safe distance. Up to date information can be viewed at: https://t.co/HxJv9vA5to #ONWeather pic.twitter.com/9g8RAqeW3b
— 511Ontario (@511Ontario) February 22, 2021