An Environment Canada meteorologist says driving conditions could become "a little nasty" as snow begins to fall in Toronto, with a total of 10 to 15 centimetres in the forecast from Sunday through to Monday.
"It's going to be snowy and a little bit windy and breezy," Arnold Ashton, severe weather meteorologist for Environment Canada, based in Toronto, told CBC News.
"It's going to be a little bit nasty out there. Driving on the roads is going to be a bit challenging across the city, as it often is with snow in Toronto. We're just not used to it."
"It's going to be snowy and a little bit windy and breezy," Arnold Ashton, severe weather meteorologist for Environment Canada, based in Toronto, told CBC News.
"It's going to be a little bit nasty out there. Driving on the roads is going to be a bit challenging across the city, as it often is with snow in Toronto. We're just not used to it."