Here's what Toronto looks like after its first snowfall of the year (PHOTOS)

It’s been a week of “firsts” for Toronto as the first hit of winter activity took over the city and covered it in a blanket of snow, literally.

As beautiful and fluffy as it may look on the surface, visibility was difficult at times during peak hours of the wintery event.

This week alone, Toronto experienced its first -10°C weather, which compared to last year, was pretty delayed, and now our first massive snowfall before we say goodbye to January.

It’s safe to say everyone was left in awe as many people shared pictures and videos of the main event on their social media.

• See Also:
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  • Up to 10 cm of snow expected for Toronto on Tuesday
  • Winter Weather Travel Advisory now in effect ahead of snowfall in Toronto

Please be careful outside #StormTO #ONStorm #Toronto #Ontario pic.twitter.com/qlMZLYUAh1

— Felix (@FelixTse11) January 26, 2021

Stay home Toronto! Snow day today! pic.twitter.com/I05cFHaJbr

— Alice Rognvaldson P 🇨🇦 🐓🍷 (@AliceRogue) January 26, 2021

Wow that wind is wicked! Looks like we are about to get 15 cm of snow in #Toronto over the next 24 hours. #TorontoWeather #snowTO #ONStorm #WinterStorm pic.twitter.com/MraURfWs6N

— Philip Mai – Info Doesn’t Put Itself In2 Practice. (@PhMai) January 26, 2021

THE AMOUNT OF SNOW IN TORONTO RN … I haven’t been this happy in so long #ONStorm pic.twitter.com/R03Njj4SMb

— serena (@stargazinglive) January 26, 2021

Toronto expected to get a lot of snow today…
Don’t forget to check up on those who have mobility issues or other needs. #StayHomeON pic.twitter.com/yciBUgS2ZX

— Norm Leung (@Helpinthe6ix) January 26, 2021

Winter has hit Toronto again this season❄️☃️ #WINTER #snow #Toronto #photography #wednesdaythought pic.twitter.com/NwMTX0mffQ

— Stefan Lialias (@StefanLialias) January 27, 2021

Snow Day. #Toronto #Streetphotography #Weather #Snow #SnowStorm #Winter https://t.co/0Ot9DhQ6kw pic.twitter.com/gB6wzm7X7o

— Jason Cook (@cookedphotos) January 27, 2021

#ONStorm #pandemic #Toronto #TorontoWeather #ontariolockdown #Canada #snowday #snowstorm #tuesdayvibe pic.twitter.com/2aBB6p4tzf

— Deena Zaidi (@deenazaidi) January 26, 2021

Hazardous, near-whiteout conditions have developed across the City of Toronto. #ONStorm pic.twitter.com/fdTe1WpMbT

— Ethan Sacoransky (@blizzardof96) January 26, 2021