we were able to get 8 cm of fresh snow out of this winter storm, many places up north got alot more. Here is the final report of accumulations courtesy of Environment Canada:
Dorchester 6 cm snow, rain
London 4 cm snow, rain
Caledon 10 cm snow, rain
Fergus 13 cm snow, rain
Kitchener Stanley park 6 cm snow, rain
Waterloo airport 6 cm snow, rain
Oakville 7 cm snow, rain
Toronto downtown 6 cm snow, rain
Toronto Downsview 6 cm snow, rain
Oshawa 5 cm snow, rain
Maple 9-12 cm snow, rain
Baldwin (near Keswick) 13 cm snow then rain
Southampton 22 cm snow
Kincardine 13 cm snow
Balaclava (E Owen Sound) 17 cm snow
Wiarton 24 cm snow
Thornbury 14 cm snow, some rain
Orillia 25 cm snow, some rain
Coldwater cs 25 cm snow, wet snow
Shanty Bay (ne Barrie) 16 cm snow, some rain
Barrie 15 -20 cm snow, some rain
Midland 15 cm snow
Muskoka 25 cm (EST'd) snow
Burk's Falls 15 cm snow
Parry Sound 33 cm snow
Algonquin Park 22 cm (EST'd) snow
Haliburton 32 cm snow
Minden 33 cm snow
Stirling 9 cm snow
Kaladar 24 cm snow
Bancroft 26 cm (EST'd) snow
Coe hill (S Bancroft) 23 cm snow
Petawawa 19 cm (EST'd) snow
Trenton 7 cm snow, rain, freezing rain
Drummond centre (sw Ottawa) 21 cm snow, freezing rain
Ottawa 29 cm snow, freezing rain
Russell (se Ottawa) over 19 cm snow, freezing rain
Cornwall 25 cm snow, 10-15 mm freezing
Rain for 11 hours
A coastal low is set to bring heavy rain and some snow to Northeast US, this wont have any effect on our area. Looks like the heavy populated area in the metropolitan is gonna get robbed of snow yet again thanks to the usual shift to Northwest on the models
Looking ahead. Cold temperatures along with sunny skies should accompany Southern Ontario for the next several days. It will warm up above the freezing mark yet again at the end of the week. A storm is possible early next week, right now it looks like to be mostly rain with some snow at the backside.
I'll have more details on the long range, the likelihood of a white Christmas and the medium range weather pattern tomorrow.
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