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Ottawa is expecting a winter weather event with snow and potential freezing rain.

Greater Toronto Area is set for its first winter weather of the season with significant snow expected and impacts on visibility and traffic.

Heavy snowfall expected across Ontario from late Thursday to Friday, with significant accumulation in some areas.

Ottawa is expected to experience winter weather with snow and the risk of freezing rain this week.

Toronto expects significant rainfall this weekend, with 30 to 60 mm and flash flood risks, especially on Saturday.

Ottawa will experience another round of winter weather with snow and freezing rain forecasted.

Heavy rain warning issued for Toronto, potential flash flooding

The city of Toronto is opening warming centres in response to severe cold temperatures.

Toronto faces heavy snow and hazardous driving conditions this week according to Environment Canada's advisory.

Toronto commuters should expect near zero visibility during Wednesday's afternoon commute due to heavy snow.

Environment Canada issued a travel advisory for snowfall with 2-4 centimeters expected and hazardous driving conditions.

Toronto is under a severe thunderstorm watch with potential for heavy rain, strong winds, and hail.

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for areas north of Toronto with strong wind gusts and hail expected.

Severe snow squalls and blizzards are forecast in Ontario, making travel nearly impossible at times.

Environment Canada warns of severe snow squalls in Barrie, Collingwood, and Hillsdale, with potential snowfall exceeding 40 centimeters over the weekend.

Tornado warning lifted in Waterloo Region; severe thunderstorm watch remains due to possible hazardous weather conditions.

Ottawa is expecting 2 to 4 cm of snow today along with potential freezing rain and drizzle tonight and tomorrow.

Ottawa is expecting 2 to 4 cm of snow with potential freezing rain and drizzle this week.