Tonight’s data show light to moderate processing of systems with mainly northern Ontario seeing measurable snow, notably around Sturgeon Falls with about 7 cm and breezy 45 km/h winds. Most areas report drizzle or rain with limited accumulations and modest winds, so expect a damp morning commute in the north but manageable conditions elsewhere. Bus runs are likely to continue, though families should still allow a few extra minutes for clearing sidewalks and loading kids into cars. Stay tuned for tighter updates as areas shift through the morning.
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