Canada: Cold Front Brings Heavy Snow And Reduces Visibility In Toronto Area 3

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Canada: Cold Front Brings Heavy Snow And Reduces Visibility In Toronto Area 3

On Monday, January 27, a strong cold front swept through the Greater Toronto Area, bringing heavy snow, gusty winds, significantly reduced visibility, and a sharp drop in temperature.

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  • 2025/1/28 15:16:43
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  • @MrStormyG via Spectee
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  • Ontario, Video Location: Bradford, Canada Video Recording Date/Time: January 28, 2025 at about 00:00h

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