A cold start across the region with a light snowtexture lingering in Sturgeon Falls (about 7 cm), and modest cloudiness elsewhere. Winds mainly light to moderate (around 40–45 km/h) with hazy conditions in parts of Ontario. No widespread snow accumulation forecast, so school operations should run on time, though a few rural routes near Sturgeon Falls may experience minor delays. Stay for updates in case any localized timing changes occur as precipitation tapers in the late morning.
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