Snow, windy conditions make for challenging driving conditions

A chance of flurries on Monday morning and a gusty wind with an afternoon high of 5 C. CityNews weather specialist Frank Ferragine has the forecast details.

By News Staff

GTA residents are waking up on Monday to the first taste of winter as snow fell across the area Sunday evening.

A special weather statement for Toronto was issued by Environment Canada on Sunday, with one-to-three centimetres expected in some areas. That statement was lifted Monday morning.

No official snow totals have been reported, but Pearson Airport said it received about one centimetre. Because of snow squalls, snowfall numbers across the GTA can vary greatly.

The blast of winter weather also came with strong winds and low visibility in some areas.

Areas north of Toronto reported blustery conditions and heavy snow squalls.

Power outages were also reported in some areas of the city and across the province.

Gusty wind is expected to stick around on Monday but with the return on sunshine, what little snow the area saw will quickly melt.

You can check out the complete weather forecast here.

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