"The GTA has received its earliest major snowfall in decades."
"As CBC's Lane Harrison reports, city staff are already looking into what new snow removal procedures can be implemented, ahead of bigger winter storms to come."
"Toronto may see a significant impact on rush hour traffic Tuesday as Environment Canada has issued a winter weather alert for the city. The alert, issued around 7 a.m. Tuesday, warns of bursts of heavy snow which could reduce visibility. Motorists are warned to expect hazardous driving conditions, and to adjust travel plans accordingly. When visibility is reduced, Environment Canada recommends drivers slow down, watch for tail lights, and be prepared to stop."
The GTA has received its earliest major snowfall in decades. City staff are already examining and planning new snow removal procedures ahead of potentially larger winter storms. Environment Canada issued a winter weather alert for Toronto around 7 a.m. Tuesday, warning of bursts of heavy snow that could reduce visibility. The alert notes a possible significant impact on Tuesday rush hour traffic. Motorists are warned to expect hazardous driving conditions and to adjust travel plans accordingly. When visibility is reduced, drivers are advised to slow down, watch for tail lights, and be prepared to stop.
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