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WWCN11 CWTO 290505
YELLOW WARNING - WIND
FOR SOUTHERN ONTARIO
UPDATED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 12:05 A.M. EST MONDAY 29 DECEMBER 2025.
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YELLOW LEVEL WARNING - WIND - FOR:
CITY OF TORONTO
HALTON - PEEL
YORK - DURHAM
STRATFORD - MITCHELL - SOUTHERN PERTH COUNTY
LISTOWEL - MILVERTON - NORTHERN PERTH COUNTY
WATERLOO - WELLINGTON
DUFFERIN - INNISFIL
HANOVER - DUNDALK - SOUTHERN GREY COUNTY
OWEN SOUND - BLUE MOUNTAINS - NORTHERN GREY COUNTY
BARRIE - ORILLIA - MIDLAND
LINDSAY - SOUTHERN KAWARTHA LAKES
FENELON FALLS - BALSAM LAKE PARK - NORTHERN KAWARTHA LAKES
PETERBOROUGH CITY - LAKEFIELD - SOUTHERN PETERBOROUGH COUNTY
PORT CARLING - PORT SEVERN
BRACEBRIDGE - GRAVENHURST.
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IMPACT LEVEL: HIGH
FORECAST CONFIDENCE: MODERATE
==DISCUSSION==
STRONG WINDS EXPECTED ON MONDAY.
WHAT:
STRONG SOUTHWESTERLY AND NORTHWESTERLY WIND GUSTS OF 70 TO 90 KM/H.
WHEN:
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING AND EASING MONDAY EVENING.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
STRONG SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO DEVELOP MONDAY MORNING
WITH THE PASSAGE OF A STRONG COLD FRONT. THE WINDS WILL BECOME
NORTHWESTERLY THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. THE WINDS WILL EASE THROUGH
MONDAY EVENING. AREAS WITH SIGNIFICANT ICE BUILD-UP FROM FREEZING
RAIN WILL BE MOST VULNERABLE.
UTILITY OUTAGES ARE POSSIBLE. SIGNIFICANT DISRUPTIONS TO SERVICES
AND TRAVEL ARE LIKELY. SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND/OR TREES
IS POSSIBLE. SECURE LOOSE OBJECTS. STAY AWAY FROM FALLEN POWER
LINES. PREPARE FOR SOME DISRUPTIONS TO TRANSPORTATION, SERVICES, AND
UTILITIES.
PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA.
TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER IN ONTARIO, SEND AN EMAIL TO
ONSTORM(AT)EC.GC.CA OR POST REPORTS ON X USING (HASH)ONSTORM.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ALERTING PROGRAM, PLEASE VISIT:
HTTPS://WWW.CANADA.CA/EN/SERVICES/ENVIRONMENT/WEATHER/SEVEREWEATHER/WEATHER-ALERTS/COLOUR-CODED-ALERTS.
HTTP://WEATHER.GC.CA
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