Details remain uncertain at this time.

Temperatures in blue represent forecasted wind chill values.

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Some quick moving snow appears likely for Saturday, and another round for Sunday. Accumulations will likely remain low, but slippery travel is possible.

Next week is expected to feature multiple clippers, likely bringing continuous chances at accumulating snow.

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This will likely bring a quick burst of snow, along with strong wind gusts. Temperatures will drop behind the front.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week,Friday morning will likely bring wind chills near -20ºC for many areas.

Temperatures in blue represent forecasted wind chill values.

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Snow Squall Watches (Yellow level) are in effect as well.

Some snow will be possible late tomorrow into early Tuesday morning, mainly for areas along Lake Erie.

Temperatures in blue represent forecasted wind chill values.

Welcome to December and Meteorological Winter!

Special Weather Statement in effect for Chatham-Kent, Elgin County and Windsor-Essex for 10 centimetres to possibly 15 centimetres.

Travel conditions will deteriorate tonight. Environment Canada states lake effect flurries are likely Sunday with the potential for snow squalls.

Some strong wind gusts and lake effect snow are expected Sunday.

Areas along Lake Ontario will see Trace to 5 centimetres of snow. Much of the Highway 401 corridor will see 5 to 10 centimetres, while Midwestern and Central Ontario see 10 to 15 centimetres.

Snow will begin wrapping up Sunday morning.

Current data suggests poor visibility and heavy snowfall will be possible with this system, and the snow will continue into Sunday. Stay tuned for further updates.

Some rain may mix in and reduce snowfall totals, however some uncertainty remains where and if this will occur.

Some of the latest high resolution data coming in shows snow moving into Southwestern Ontario during the evening hours on Saturday. The timing also remains uncertain at this time.

Some uncertainty still remains at this time, but it appears that this system will bring another chance for snow to the area. This time, it appears that the snowfall would be more widespread.

Snow squalls are expected to weaken late tomorrow into Saturday morning.

We are now beginning to track a system that may bring snow to the area Saturday into Sunday. Stay tuned for more updates.

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Avoid travel if possible. Snow Squall Watches (Yellow level) remain in effect, as well as Special Weather Statements.

The snow squalls will shift throughout the day tomorrow. Poor road conditions and poor visibility are expected again tomorrow.

As snow squalls lock into their positions overnight, travel conditions will become extremely hazardous due to extensive blowing and drifting snow. Heavy snowfall rates are expected overnight into tomorrow morning. Poor visibility and poor road conditions are also expected.