Winter Weather Travel Advisory Remains in Effect

Wednesday, 21 April 2021 05:57

By Tami Jeanneret

Niagara Catholic tweeting out the buses are running for special needs students who are still learning in class

We still have a winter weather travel advisory in effect for the Niagara Region, although the heaviest snowfall appears to be behind us.

The forecast is calling for light snow through the morning tapering to flurries this afternoon.

Another 5 cm is possible.

Checking the MTO cameras, highways in the Niagara Falls area appear to be the most snow covered.

Click here to check out local highways.

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