Snowfall warnings in northern Ontario, 15 cm expected
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Heavy snowfall is expected in parts of northern Ontario on Monday, triggering weather alerts by Environment Canada.
Heavy snowfall is expected in parts of northern Ontario on Monday, triggering weather alerts by Environment Canada.
A band of wintery weather is moving through the Highway 11 corridor from the Matheson area west to just past Sioux Lookout, including Timmins, Foleyet and Hornepayne.
The following communities are under a snowfall warning for Nov. 6 with an expected 15 cm by the evening:
"Snow, heavy at times, will taper to periods of light snow or flurries (Monday night). Snow may also become mixed with or transition to ice pellets or freezing rain this afternoon near Highway 11," the snowfall warning said.
"Areas south of Timmins will likely see a transition to rain this afternoon before a change back to periods of light snow this evening."
The heavy snow is expected to end Monday night.
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