Ontario Is About To Get Buried In Heaps Of Snow & Awful Travel Conditions

Time to pull out your shovel.
Contributing Writer

Say goodbye to sneakers and hello to winter boots because Ontario's weather forecast is going to get snowy AF this week. 

According to The Weather Network, an incoming winter storm could bring as much as five to ten centimetres to the province on Wednesday. 

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10 cm Of snow for Wednesday 

An accumulation that is expected to be heavy enough to impact travel, so drivers beware.

Many regions will likely see a much lighter dusting of two to five centimetres. 

The storm is expected to travel through parts of the GTA and into the west end of Lake Ontario. 

However, temperatures are going to remain below freezing across the board.

The winter vibes won't last long, with milder weather arriving on Friday and hanging out through the weekend.

TWN also reports that the latest weather patterns predict a 50-50 chance for a white Christmas this year.

Fingers crossed we send off 2020 with a little magic.

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