Niagara Escapes Winter Travel Advisory

Wednesday, 16 November 2022 06:26

By Geoff Waterfield

Toronto received the brunt of snow

Nothing to worry about this morning if you're wondering about overnight snow, and haven't looked out the window yet.

As expected, Niagara escaped much of the snow forecasted for Ontario.

Environment Canada issued its first winter weather travel advisory for Toronto yesterday, which did get roughly 10cms.

Other areas from Waterloo through to Kingston and Barrie were also under advisory.

Niagara can expect scattered showers today, bit breezy at times, and a high of 4.

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