First Snowfall Expected in Southern Ontario This Sunday
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement predicting the first snowfall of the season for Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford, and nearby areas. Snowfall could range from two to 10 centimetres, starting Sunday morning and lasting through the evening.
Winter Weather Alert
The upcoming snow will mark the initial wave of winter weather for much of southern Ontario. According to Trudy Kidd, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, a low-pressure system may bring significant snowfall to parts of the region.
"A low pressure system could bring significant snowfall to parts of southern Ontario on Sunday."
However, confidence remains low regarding the exact strength and location of the snowfall. Environment Canada noted that accumulation amounts could change as the weather system develops.
Travel and Safety Recommendations
- Motorists should anticipate difficult winter driving conditions.
- Travel plans may need adjustment due to potential delays.
- Residents are reminded to install winter tires before Sunday.
"Motorists should expect difficult winter driving conditions and adjust travel plans accordingly. Poor weather conditions may contribute to transportation delays."
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Summary: Southern Ontario, including Hamilton and surrounding areas, is expected to experience its first snowfall Sunday, with snow totals between two and 10 cm and potential travel disruptions.