Southern Ontario residents are digging out after a winter storm dropped up to 30 centimetres of snow on the ground overnight.
, a rare event in which an air mass becomes so unstable that it turns violent, lit up the night sky.A senior climatologist for Environment Canada said Saturday that “almost a half a winter's worth of snow” has dropped in the last 10 days.The City of Toronto, meanwhile, declared a “
” on Saturday, saying that on Monday drivers won’t be allowed to park on certain streets to allow for snow removal.The flurries finally tapered off as mid-Saturday morning. However, Environment Canada says this may not be the last snowfall for the province.
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