Good morning Toronto! What a show, that thunder snow. ❄️⚡ The winter storm warning issued by Environment Canada for Toronto ended this morning, but that doesn’t mean business as usual. Here’s what you need to know.
Toronto crews are working to dig out the city after a big storm overnight, declaring a major snowstorm condition which gives officials more power to clear major routes.
Gray said they are focusing on “mobility and accessibility” for residents and visitors but noted sidewalk clearing “is proving challenging” because of the toll it takes on the smaller equipment needed to do that work.She has declared a major snowstorm condition which allows the city to prohibit parking on snow routes to allow crews to clear the snow more efficiently.
The weather service says winds are expected to be gusting up to 50 kilometres per hour later this afternoon, with a high of 2C. Temperatures will rise to a high of 7C tomorrow, according to Environment Canada. We’ll check on how the city is preparing for a possible melt.and all scheduled programming is cancelled — that means swim classes, indoor skating and all drop-in programs. Permits are also cancelled.
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