Snow totals remain light across Ontario in the latest data, with Sturgeon Falls reporting about 7 cm and gusty northwest winds near 45 km/h, bringing haze and reduced visibility at times. For the morning commute, expect slick spots on untreated surfaces in northern Ontario and along local lakeshores, but no broad bus cancellations or雪 day conditions are anticipated based on current totals. Winds are noticeable but not dangerous, so school operations should proceed normally; monitor for any changes if snowfall intensifies. Parents should still allow extra time for getting kids ready and plan for a slightly slower start in areas with lingering snow and wind.
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