Canada Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow, Blizzard-like Conditions to Hit Newfoundland This Week; Hazardous Travel Possible

Late-week weather conditions could unload heavy snow and potential blizzard-like conditions in Newfoundland this week, as some parts of Canada could expect snowy outlook.

Travelers should observe the weather conditions due to the possible difficult and dangerous travel, as challenging winds and snow threaten parts of Canada.

Blizzard-like conditions and heavy snow

In the latest weather forecast, The Weather Network reported the heavy snow and troublesome winds that could unfold in Newfoundland on Friday and Saturday.

The forecast warned of Friday's possible blizzard-like conditions on the Trans-Canada Highway that could cause dangerous travel.

• The report said that Northerly wind gusts could reach between 60 to 80 km/hour, adding more challenge to motorists.

The eastern part of Newfoundland could experience severe weather conditions, adding that areas from Clarenville to Badger.

On the other hand, CTV News Calgary reported that Southern Alberta could experience possible blowing snow on Friday.

Motorists traveling to Highway 1 near Calgary should consider the heavy snow and travel hazards.

In Toronto, CTV News Toronto explained that snow conditions could unfold in Toronto late week, causing reduced road visibility.

Meanwhile, Global News reported a winter weather advisory in Middlesex and London due to the severe weather outlook.

The report said that parts of Golden Horseshoe and Ontario could expect snowy conditions on Friday.

Furthermore, the challenging weather could cause cold-related health risks in parts of Canada. Canadians should avoid prolonged exposure to cold weather or freezing temperatures.

The freezing weather could put people with pre-existing conditions at risk, including children, older adults and outdoor workers.

Wearing winter clothes and checking temperatures are essential to prevent hypothermia and frostbite.

Staying safe during heavy snow or blizzard-like conditions

Although Canadians are no longer strangers to troublesome weather, winter storms and blizzard-like conditions could raise travel and health concerns this week.

According to the Canadian Red Cross, winter storms are essential to protect yourself from challenging colds, especially this week.

Stay updated with weather alerts.

• Keeping updated with the weather is essential, especially from Environment Canada. Homeowners should understand the weather conditions for possible road delays, road closures and heavy snow.
• Canadian Red Cross added the importance of staying updated with local weather conditions.

Avoid unimportant travels

• Motorists should reschedule their planned trips, especially if it is considered unimportant. There is a possibility you would become stranded or experience slower commutes due to the challenging weather.
• If you are on the road, be careful with travel hazards, reduced road visibility and slippery travels.
• Inform your family members about your travels so that they can call for authorities or rescue if you become stranded.
• If the weather worsens, it is not advisable to leave your vehicle if there is no safe shelter nearby.

Prepare essential winter-related kits or supplies.

Winter emergency kits are important for homes and cars. It will not consume most of your time in preparing.

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