Enviroment Canada warns of strong winds for Waterloo Region, Guelph on Wednesday
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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement calling for strong winds in the Guelph and Waterloo Region areas as well as Huron and Perth counties.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement calling for strong winds in the Guelph and Waterloo Region areas as well as Huron and Perth counties on Wednesday.
The agency warns that westerly winds are expected to gust up to 70 to 80 km/h as a strong cold front approaches in the afternoon.
It says that the “strongest winds are expected near the eastern shores of the Great Lakes where wind gusts up to 90 km/h may occur.”
The winds, which are expected to hit a good portion of southern Ontario, are expected to ease from west to east overnight.
Environment Canada warns that the winds could toss loose objects and/or break branches which could lead to power outages in some places.
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