Another Impactful Storm to Unload in Ontario, Parts of Canada Next Week, Forecasts Warn

The latest weather forecasts warned of a developing winter storm that could impact parts of Canada and Southern Ontario, bringing heavy snow and ice conditions.

Motorists and homeowners should stay updated with the severe winter storm next week, as it could result in significant travel delays and slower commutes.

Canada and the US have been experiencing severe winter storms that caused widespread flight delays and travel headaches.

In the US, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that the coast-to-coast winter storms unleashed heavy snow and freezing rain in the Midwest, Northeast and Southern California.

NWS added that the heaviest snowfall was recorded in Oregon, while parts of the US suffered from power outages and multiple road hazards.

Another storm in Southern Ontario

Weather reports showed Southern Ontario would experience extreme cold and snow next week.

According to The Weather Network's latest forecast, there is a possibility that a developing winter storm will unload in Southern Ontario.

Communities in Southern Ontario should prepare for the possible impactful storm. People with scheduled travel plans should monitor their flights for potential delays or cancellations.

On Monday, there is a chance to unload freezing rain and ice pellets.

Stay updated with The Weather Network for more weather forecasts in Canada.

Weather in parts of Canada this weekend

The Corktown Footbridge on February 8, 2023 in Ottawa, Canada. Another Impactful Storm to Unload in Ontario, Parts of Canada Next Week, Forecasts Warn

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The Corktown Footbridge on February 8, 2023 in Ottawa, Canada. Another Impactful Storm to Unload in Ontario, Parts of Canada Next Week, Forecasts Warn

On the other hand, Global News Canada reported that parts of Canada would experience challenging winter weather this weekend.

The weather forecasts said extreme cold warnings could unfold in Alberta, southern Quebec, Saskatchewan, Northern Ontario, British Columbia and Newfoundland.

Furthermore, the weather report emphasized that Canadians would feel cold wind chills this weekend.

Due to the extremely cold conditions, cold-related health risks could emerge, especially for prolonged exposure to colder weather.

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Meanwhile, the frigid conditions could result in road hazards, including slippery roads and reduced visibility.

Meanwhile, the CTV News explained that record-breaking snowfall would unfold in Metro Vancouver this weekend.

The weather news urged residents in parts of Vancouver to avoid unnecessary travel this weekend due to multiple road hazards.

Winter storms safety in Canada

Due to threats of winter storms, safety is essential. Cold-related health risks and road hazards are the most common.

Here are important safety reminders for Canadians this week.

Motorists and homeowners should look observe the weather conditions this weekend before traveling. Knowing the weather conditions would help to prepare.
Road hazards are possible during severe winter storms. If winter storms worsen, staying home or waiting until the weather improves is best.
Cold-related health concerns will unfold this weekend. Homeowners should check the temperatures of their family members, especially those with pre-existing health conditions.
As mentioned in previous reports, Canadians should prepare emergency kits, including a battery-powered radio, non-perishable goods, a flashlight and medicines.