Toronto commuters are being warned about potential disruptions during Monday morning’s rush hour due to snowfall. Environment Canada has issued a yellow alert for the city, forecasting up to 10 centimetres of snow.
Snowfall Predictions and Impact
The snowfall is expected to create challenging travel conditions as many return to work after the holiday break. According to Environment Canada, the timing of the snow will coincide with typical rush hour traffic patterns, exacerbating delays.
Details of the Weather Advisory
- Snow accumulation: Up to 10 centimetres
- Expected visibility: Reduced during heavy snowfall
- Temperature: High of 1°C, feeling like -12°C in the morning
The weather agency cautions that roads and walkways may become difficult to navigate. Commuters should expect significant impacts on traffic flow and should plan for delays. The snowfall is expected to taper off by the afternoon but could change to freezing drizzle, complicating conditions further.
Travel Recommendations
Travelers are advised to allow extra time for their morning commute. It is crucial to exercise caution while driving, given the hazardous conditions that accumulating snow can create.
As Toronto experiences this weather event, residents are encouraged to stay updated with forecasts and plan their journeys accordingly to ensure safety during the morning rush hour.
