The Canadian Ministry of Environment warns that low temperatures and falling snow will continue across the GTA and Ontario until Saturday as the winter storm continues to move across the region.

While the winter storm warning for the GTA has ended, the weather warning remains in effect, with cold temperatures expected to persist.

This morning, Saturday, temperatures reached -14 degrees Celsius, although it feels like -26 degrees Celsius with the wind chill.

It is noteworthy that the Canadian Ministry of Environment had warned that strong winds of 70 to 80 km/h could lead to a sudden drop in visibility due to gusts and blowing snow.

Toronto may also experience severe wind chills down to around -30, in addition to snow accumulation due to blowing snow from rooftops onto roads.

Winter storm warnings remain in effect in other parts of Ontario as well.

The Canadian Ministry of Environment said travel conditions may be hazardous due to the weather, explaining that "travel may be risky due to sudden changes in weather."

Adding "Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions, as if visibility decreases while driving, slow down, watch the brake lights ahead, and be ready to stop."

Road surfaces such as highways, lanes, and parking lots may become icy and slippery."

Bad conditions are part of the storm that swept across North America, where bridges in Niagara Falls were closed and power outages affected thousands of customers in Quebec and Ontario.

The storm started as rain on Thursday and turned to snow on Friday.

Officials in Toronto say it may take days to clear the effects of ice on the roads.

Harsh weather conditions have also complicated travel plans for tens of thousands of people traveling over the Christmas weekend, with WestJet canceling flights at Pearson on Friday due to the storm, and there were reports of long train delays alongside dangerous driving conditions.

Toronto Pearson International Airport stated that nearly 40 percent of arriving and departing flights were canceled on Friday.

Explaining that travelers are advised to check their travel status before heading to the airport.

Toronto is expected to see periods of light snow on Saturday, ending near midday. After that, it will be mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of snow flurries.

Temperatures are expected to rise to -6 degrees Celsius today, although it will feel like -16 this afternoon due to the wind chill.

Temperatures are also expected to range between -10 and -3 until Tuesday, then rise to 2 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.