Huge, "disruptive" snowstorm headed to Toronto from the US next week
Bundle up and pick a show to marathon — a snowstorm is coming from the US, and it could squash any outdoor plans you might have.
7-day weather forecast for Toronto | The Weather Network
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While it’ll mostly be sunny on Saturday, moist, cold air will coat Toronto. On Sunday, the city will see a mix of sun and snow amounting to up to 5 cm.
Snowfall will continue across Ontario until Tuesday morning, totalling about 15-25 cm over the spell.
“Prepare now for potential travel disruptions so you’re ready for whatever comes your way,” The Weather Network warned, adding that as of now, it’s too early to pinpoint which neighbourhoods the storm will impact and updates will follow.
On Monday morning, the City of Toronto issued an extreme cold weather alert, one of many this January. Overnight windchill as bitter as -28°C is expected on Friday.
As the weather turns harsher, concerns rise about the health and safety of Torontonians experiencing homelessness. The vulnerable population is at risk because shelters across the city report COVID-19 outbreaks.
As of now, only three of four City-owned warming centres are open:
- 129 Peter Street
- 5800 Yonge Street
- Exhibition Place, Better Living Centre, 195 Princes’ Boulevard
Aside from Ontario, the storm is also expected to impact Quebec, causing the biggest snowfall of the season in the province.
In November last year, The Weather Network released its winter forecast for Ontario, predicting “fluctuating” weather through January and February, ranging between mild, sunny, snowy, and icy.
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