Sanjag Thapa shovels snow early Friday morning as a storm that began overnight continued Friday. It's expected to bring 20 to 40 centimetres of snow to parts of northwestern Ontario.
The heavy snowfall and blowing snow could cause reduced visibility. Snow will likely be heaviest on Monday and Tuesday, said Environment Canada.Sanjag Thapa shovels snow during a spring storm in Thunder Bay about a year ago. Another major system is expected to roll through this week. A spring snow storm is expected to hit Thunder Bay Sunday evening.
Blowing snow could impact visibility as northeasterly winds will start picking up on Monday, she said. Feghali said the storm will be moving northeast toward Lake Superior and will continue north over northern Ontario. "It's going to extend kind of all the way toward James Bay, so it's going to be a pretty large system," said Feghali.
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