Light to moderate snow continues across parts of Ontario with Sturgeon Falls seeing about 7 cm and gusty winds around 40–45 km/h, making for slick, snow-dusted roads and a brisk morning. While most areas aren’t in a widespread snow-day zone, expect a few slow pockets and potential school delays in northern Ontario where local accumulations plus wind can slow buses. No major blizzard conditions are anticipated at the moment, but keep an eye on slick intersections during the morning commute and get the kids ready a bit earlier this week just in case conditions tighten later.
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