Snow squall warning - 8.26 PM EST Tuesday

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8:26 PM EST Tuesday 07 December 2010


Snow squall warning for
London - Parkhill - Eastern Middlesex County continued
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Radar continues to show flurries and snow squalls off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. The squalls from Lake Huron have become weaker however northwesterly winds will develop widespread multi-banded squalls by midnight that will intensify into Wednesday morning. This is giving a temporary break through the London area this evening. Radar and weather observers have indicated total snowfall near one and a half metres has fallen over northwestern and southwestern sections of London. Significant blowing snow especially near the shorelines is likely.
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Another intense squall extends from the southeastern tip of Georgian Bay towards lake Simcoe and is affecting Midland and the city of Barrie.

Strong and cold northwest winds blowing over the relatively warmer waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay is creating snow squalls with bursts of heavy snow and local whiteout conditions tonight and Wednesday. A significant issue in all areas will be zero visibilities in whiteout conditions from blowing snow due to the northwesterly winds gusting to 50 km/h.

Motorists should note that dangerous winter driving conditions from whiteout conditions will suddenly develop from bursts of heavy snow and blowing snow. Quickly accumulating snow will also be a significant hazard...Which is making some highways virtually impassable to the southeast of Lake Huron due to the longevity of the snow squalls resulting in excessive snow depths. Highways 4 between lucan and Exeter and 21 from Goderich to Grand Bend are closed.
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The lake effect flurries and snow squalls are expected to persist through Wednesday in this long-lived event.
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Snow squall warning for
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Radar continues to show flurries and snow squalls off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. The squall off Lake Huron extends from Goderich to the London area and is moving slowly eastward however will continue back and forth through London tonight. Radar and weather observers have indicated total snowfall near one metre has fallen over northwestern and southwestern sections of London. Significant blowing snow especially near the shorelines is likely.

' P) v# f; I% j1 [/ fAnother intense squall extends from the southern tip of Georgian Bay towards the south end of Barrie.
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+ I, W/ a4 A5 a" [+ I9 {! |0 vStrong and cold northwest winds blowing over the relatively warmer waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay is creating snow squalls with bursts of heavy snow and local whiteout conditions tonight and Wednesday. A significant issue in all areas will be zero visibilities in whiteout conditions from blowing snow due to the northwesterly winds gusting to 50 km/h.
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Motorists should note that dangerous winter driving conditions from whiteout conditions will suddenly develop from bursts of heavy snow and blowing snow. Quickly accumulating snow will also be a significant hazard...Which is making some highways virtually impassable to the southeast of Lake Huron due to the longevity of the snow squalls resulting in excessive snow depths. Highways 4 between lucan and Exeter and 21 from Goderich to Grand Bend are closed.

# D2 O7 d* o) r6 sThe lake effect flurries and snow squalls are expected to persist through Wednesday in this long-lived event.
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Environment Canada continues to closely monitor this situation.
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Warnings
London - Parkhill - Eastern Middlesex County
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" K# C$ Z2 J1 J4:30 PM EST TUESDAY 07 DECEMBER 2010
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5 e' P2 m4 m3 A5 n8 }SNOW SQUALL WARNING FOR
+ M$ m. T# b3 A' @/ |* j3 ?London - Parkhill - Eastern Middlesex County CONTINUED
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' L' T8 n' Z! d# u6 ^" \Persons in or near this area should be on the lookout for adverse weather conditions and take necessary safety precautions. Watch for updated statements.

6 W7 g" K3 |8 w  OPlease refer to the latest public forecasts for further details and continue to monitor the situation through your local radio and television stations or Weatheradio.
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" b* \* l! v" J0 fEnvironment Canada's Official Weather Warnings


% t( F$ z4 e% S$ \Warnings  London - Parkhill - Eastern Middlesex County
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" H1 J& o; l# Z1:12 PM EST Tuesday 07 December 2010
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Radar continues to show flurries and snow squalls off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. The squall off Lake Huron extends from Grand Bend to the London area and should remain fairly stationary until later this afternoon when it is expected to begin moving northward. Radar and weather observers have indicated over a metre of snow has fallen over northwestern and southwestern sections of London as of this morning. Significant blowing snow especially near the shorelines is likely.

Another intense squall extends from the southern tip of Georgian Bay towards King City. The snow amount in Beeton (just southwest of Alliston) has reached 81 cm as of 2 AM and 67 cm in aliston as of 9 AM.

The squall. Will likely drift into the city of Barrie from time to time beginning this afternoon through tonight and Wednesday.

Several remarkable snowfall totals in excess of one metre are already reported in some of the warned regions out of this multi-day squall event.

& ~& E1 m" T( ~& ]- Z; _Strong and cold northwest winds blowing over the relatively warmer waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay is creating snow squalls with bursts of heavy snow and local whiteout conditions today and Wednesday. A significant issue in all areas will be zero visibilities in whiteout conditions from blowing snow due to the northwesterly winds gusting to 50 km/h.
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  K, O' ?+ u8 A& a; u$ qMotorists should note that dangerous winter driving conditions from whiteout conditions will suddenly develop from bursts of heavy snow and blowing snow. Quickly accumulating snow will also be a significant hazard...Which is making some highways virtually impassable to the southeast of Lake Huron due to the longevity of the snow squalls resulting in excessive snow depths. Highways 4 between lucan and Exeter and 21 from Goderich to Grand Bend are closed.
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4 I7 \/ _" o# w4 VThe lake effect flurries and snow squalls are expected to persist through Wednesday in this long-lived event.

Environment Canada continues to closely monitor this situation.


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1:12 PM EST Tuesday 07 December 2010
Snow squall watch for
Strathroy - Komoka - Western Middlesex County continued
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& E+ s% ^/ H8 m0 g# A; E$ FSnow squalls continue to threaten these regions today through Wednesday.
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Strong and cold northwest winds blowing over the relatively warmer waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay is creating snow squalls with bursts of heavy snow and local whiteout conditions today and Wednesday. A significant issue in all areas will be zero visibilities in whiteout conditions from blowing snow due to the northwesterly winds gusting to 50 km/h.

1 k7 k% d2 F9 A# ZMotorists should note that dangerous winter driving conditions from whiteout conditions will suddenly develop from bursts of heavy snow and blowing snow. Quickly accumulating snow will also be a significant hazard...Which is making some highways virtually impassable to the southeast of Lake Huron due to the longevity of the snow squalls resulting in excessive snow depths. Highways 4 between lucan and Exeter and 21 from Goderich to Grand Bend are closed.

6 F+ x  ~7 i3 `) x7 D- o! CThe lake effect flurries and snow squalls are expected to persist through Wednesday in this long-lived event.
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Environment Canada continues to closely monitor this situation.

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雪停了，看来明天或许是个晴天，大家都可以HAPPY滴照相留念

天气预报经常不准，很可能STORM已经东移了