The Canadian Environmental Agency has issued a warning for snowfall in Toronto and most of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), as the winter storm is expected to cause significant travel difficulties on the roads, especially during the afternoon rush hour.

Storm Details:

• Storm Timing: Snow began falling on the morning of Wednesday, February 12, 2025, and is expected to continue until Thursday morning.

• Expected Snow Accumulation: Snow thickness is expected to range between 15 to 20 centimeters in most areas, with the possibility of reaching 25 centimeters in some areas.

• Wind Impact: The storm is expected to be accompanied by strong winds, which may lead to snow accumulation and reduced visibility on the roads.

Impact on Travel:

Due to snow accumulation and strong winds, driving conditions are expected to be hazardous, especially during the afternoon and evening rush hours. Drivers are advised to exercise extreme caution and avoid unnecessary travel.

Expected End of Snow:

According to forecasts, snow is expected to stop falling by Thursday morning, February 13, 2025, with a gradual improvement in weather conditions throughout the day.

Recommendations:

• Avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.

• Follow weather updates from official sources.

• Check road conditions before heading out.

• Prepare for potential power outages by stocking up on emergency supplies.

For the latest information and updates, it is advised to follow the Canadian Environmental Agency's website and local news sources.