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By midweek, wintry air will arrive in northern and central Ontario
It is predicted that a midweek low-pressure system will pass through the Great Lakes region, bringing snow, freezing rain, and sleet to Northern Ontario, while heavy rain is expected for the South.
While the storm's track may change with weather patterns, according to Instant Weather Ontario's forecast, it appears that wintry weather will pass from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. This could lead to heavy snowfall in Northeastern Ontario and freezing rain in central and eastern regions.
Environment Canada forecasts cloudy weather with a maximum temperature of 2 degrees Celsius for Thursday in Barry, with a 60% chance of rain or snow and a minimum temperature of zero degrees during the night.
In the Instant Weather Ontario statement, it is mentioned, "We anticipate the worst weather conditions on Thursday night, which are likely to disrupt the Friday morning commute, including the potential cancellation of school buses."
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