If you think we’ve seen the end of major snowfall for the season, think again. Another wave of cold arctic air and a mix of system snow and potentially snow squalls could impact Sault Ste. Marie starting Monday night into Wednesday. Upwards of 20cm of new snow is expected with this next storm system. Environment Canada has issued this special weather statement for the area.
6:12 AM EST Sunday 05 February 2017
Special weather statement in effect for:
Agawa – Lake Superior Park
Sault Ste. Marie – St. Joseph Island
Searchmont – Montreal River Harbour – Batchawana Bay
A low pressure area brewing in the Southern Plains States is forecast to deepen into a winter storm as its centre tracks northeast towards Southern Ontario early this week.
This storm track places Northeastern Ontario on the cold side of the low, resulting in a potential for a significant snowfall across the region Tuesday into Wednesday.
Travelling conditions may deteriorate and become quite hazardous as a result.
Environment Canada will continue to closely monitor this weather system. Warnings may be required as this event draws closer.
Some computer models are indicating that this storm may not hold together that well…that it may impact S Ontario more than us(Yeah). It seems we will be on the fringe…although a lot can change by Tuesday.
Don’t hope or wish for it and it might not come!
Shad dip ya douchebag. Yah you, Ted Camoron. Who ontheir right minds wants more of this crap? Move ta Sid’s bury ahole.
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