Light to moderate snow amounts persist overnight with Sturgeon Falls, ON reporting about 7 cm and lingering cloudy conditions in many areas. Winds generally breezy around 40–45 km/h across the region, keeping surfaces slick, especially on untreated roads. No widespread heavy snow or severe wind is expected today; travel should be cautious, and morning commutes may be affected mainly by localized slick spots rather than large-scale disruptions. With no freezing rain signals in the data, bus operations and school starts look unlikely to be canceled, but delayed starts could occur if local districts observe slick conditions early. Parents should plan for a chilly, breezy morning and ensure kids are ready for potential slow starts.
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