Waterloo Region is bracing for a wet and windy Sunday morning. Environment Canada has issued various weather warnings due to expected rain and potential snow flurries later in the day. Meteorologist Carl Lam from 570 advises residents to prepare for gusty winds.
Weather Conditions and Forecast
The region may experience wind gusts reaching up to 70 km/h. This strong wind is expected to persist not just today, but also into the night and tomorrow.
Snow Squall Warnings Issued
- Snow squall warnings are in effect for several areas west of Waterloo Region.
- Affected locations include Stratford, Woodstock, and Goderich.
- This warning was upgraded from an earlier snow squall watch.
The projected snowfall is significant, with totals estimated between 20 to 40 cm in various areas. These amounts will vary, depending on specific locations within the region.
Impact on Commuters
With snow squall warnings active, drivers are urged to exercise caution. Reduced visibility due to snow squalls can pose hazardous conditions on the roads.
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