Freezer rain, ice pellets and heavy rains, the southwestern parts of the southwest, the southwest of the southwest, the environment, a second spring storm hit the region in less than a week and threatens to cause more power outages.
The environment also said that both rain warning and rain warning for the rain warning, but after the afternoon, he said.
“Highways, roads, walkways and stops can be icy, slippery and dangerous,” he reads warning.
The weather agency says that once the temperature is rising, raining floods and roads can create water bumps.
The rain between 30 and 50 millimeters can fall to the beginning of Thursday morning.
“The thunderstorm is expected, the amount of rains can exceed 50 mm on some areas, especially Ontario,” he said. The surroundings.
Federal Air Agency, the construction of the freezing rain, but the construction of the “small” ice is possible on some surfaces, roads and sidewalks are possible on some surfaces that can be icy, slippery and dangerous.
Some flights were delayed or canceled at Toronto’s Pearson Airport, with authorities with authorities who want to inspect their flights with travelers with airlines.
Other parts of Ontario are under rain and rain warning, although the freezing rain of the environment will not be as important as ice storms this last weekend. ”
The following areas are expected to be seen in the evening of two to four millimeters of freezing: Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Pickering, Oshawa, South Durham, Halton Hills and Milton.
It is possible in Newmarket, Georgia, Northern York City, Washago, Uxbridge, Beavron, Bracebridge, Barrie, Barrie, Barrie, Barrie, Collingwood and Hillsdale.
After a ice storm sweep on the weekend throughout the province, hundreds of thousands of them are still powerless. CBC’s Clara Pasieka in Peterborough, on the ONT, talks about how they fought.
“As the temperature rises above the freezing sign, it will rain this afternoon. The rain on the high territory can become early this evening,” he said.
Crews from Quebec, NB, works to restore power: Ford
The Federal Air Agency can also see areas where the Easter can also see the winds of the Easter between 50 and 60 kilometers per hour in an hour, which can worsen the damage of any tree.
The surfaces are recommended to work when walking and driving as ice and slippery.
Energy Utility Hydro One, the last storm of Crews, the power of hundreds of thousands of homes along the South and East Ontario, passed through the last storm.
There is concern that almost 214,000 clients can cause the last storm in the dark.
“This is the worst storm that has lived since Ice storm in 1998, and the damage is heavily and widespread,” said Press Secretary Baccega Rosa said.
Wednesday storm said it could slow down the recovery efforts and causing extra cutting.
More than 200,000 Ontario houses and businesses were in the dark when the last storm in the dark is threatened to slow down the recovery effort, electricity cutting and further weakening trees.
From Saturday morning from Saturday morning, the British burning, the British burning, did not have a grid, the storm went to Costco.
“We will be careful in water and soup, because this was one of the few days after a few days,” he said fire in a small society near the Gulf of Georgia.
Ontario’nın some strikes around the cottage country, a short supply of fuel and food, asked the police to prevent the region. Meanwhile, flood warnings were given by several local conservation bodies, because heavy rains were expected to be rolled into the already saturated land and swelling rivers.
In addition to the burning, the trees of the tree spilled on the weekend still eased the ways.
“Honestly a tornado passed everywhere,” he said.
Crews working to restore power
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said, “Like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “like” like “Ice Storm,” the Weekend in the Queen’s Park for Ford, the Wednesday.
According to him, 28,000 crew members are trying to restore the strength – including crews with Saskatchewan, Quebec and New Brunswick.
“We are all aimed at paying attention to what we stand up and continue again.”
Ore under a local emergency situation, Orillia Mayor Don McIsaac, stutped behind the ice storm, but he said to warn residents.
“The city is being actively prepared and will continue to adapt as the situation develops.”
Storm follower and meteorologist Mark Robinson warned that the rainfall in the rain last week could be difficult to predict.
“You need this kind of accurate meteorological conditions for the occurrence of freezing rain,” he said in an interview with CBC Radio Metro morning Friday. “If it’s not perfect, you will get a transition to snow or clean rain.”
More north and east in northern and east, more than the low-skinned rains in Lake Ontario, Brain Owsiak, Brain Owsiak, a meteorologist with Canadian, said.
The weekend said the rain was satisfied with the most of the land in the region.
“This leads to high water levels in low-bed areas …. near tea and valleys, it can be a problem,” he said.
He said that the pool and pond are possible on roads and highways.
