Canada: Lake-Effect Snow Prompts Snow Squall Warning in Southern Ontario

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Canada: Lake-Effect Snow Prompts Snow Squall Warning in Southern Ontario

A powerful snow squall warning is in effect across Ontario as a high-impact event moves in on Thursday, November 27. Environment Canada expects dangerous conditions, treacherous roads, near-zero visibility, and 30 to 50 centimeters of snow through Saturday, November 29.

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  • 2025 at 04:57h, Video Location: Markdale, Ontario, Grey County, Canada Video Recording Date/Time: November 27

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