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UPDATED WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 5:53 P.M. EST SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2015.
A LOW FROM TEXAS BROUGHT THE FIRST SIGNIFICANT GENERAL SNOWFALL TO A
LARGE PART OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO SATURDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT. MANY
FOLKS WOKE UP TO A WHITE WINTER WONDERLAND THIS MORNING AS A RESULT.
THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF SOUTHWESTERN AND CENTRAL ONTARIO,
PARTICULARLY THE DUNDALK HIGHLANDS, RECEIVED THE MOST SNOW.
THE LAKE EFFECT SNOW MACHINE ALSO KICKED IN TODAY, WITH SUDDEN
BRIEF LOW TO NIL VISIBILITY AND A QUICK 2 TO 5 CM IN BURSTS OF HEAVY
SNOW REPORTED IN A FEW LOCALES. AN ADDITIONAL 21 CM OF SNOW WAS
REPORTED FROM SEVERAL LAKE EFFECT SNOW BURSTS TODAY AT COLDWATER,
WITH APPROXIMATELY 20 CM REPORTED IN NEARBY ORILLIA.
MEASURED SNOWFALL AMOUNT (UNLESS NOTED AS ESTIMATE) DATA RECEIVED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AS OF 6 PM FROM THE TEXAS LOW SNOWSTORM ARE FOUND
IN THE TABLE BELOW.
THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF WEATHER EVENT INFORMATION RECEIVED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA.
LOCATION SNOW AMOUNT IN CENTIMETRES
WINDSOR 8
AMHERSTBURG 7 (VOLUNTEER)
LONDON 8
WIARTON 15
BALACLAVA (NE OWEN SOUND) 9
TOBERMORY 12 (ESTIMATE)
KINCARDINE 15 (COCORAHS)
DURHAM 18 (COCORAHS)
NEUSTADT 18 (COCORAHS)
CLIFFORD 21 (VOLUNTEER ESTIMATE)
PALMERSTON 20 (VOLUNTEER)
BLUEVALE 25 (COCORAHS)
MILDMAY 21 (COCORAHS)
WALTON 15 (COCORAHS)
SEAFORTH 15 (COCORAHS)
FERGUS 11 (VOLUNTEER)
DRAYTON 15 (COCORAHS)
KITCHENER STANLEY PARK 6 (VOLUNTEER)
ORANGEVILLE 9 (COCORAHS)
SHELBURNE 15 (VOLUNTEER ESTIMATE)
PENETANGUISHINE 8 (VOLUNTEER)
COLDWATER 20 (VOLUNTEER)
PHELPSTON 12 (COCORAHS)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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