Overall conditions are quiet for Ontario and the Great Lakes this morning. Ontario locations report light accumulations (most under 10 cm), with Sturgeon Falls around 7 cm and Iroquois Falls A near 3.7 cm; winds remain light to moderate. No widespread school closures are expected, and bus runs should proceed as normal, though treat untreated roads with caution and plan for slick spots in northern pockets. Keep an eye on northern regions where light snow persists, but the overall impact on the morning commute remains low for most of the region.
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