Forecasts, Lake Effect, Short range
Sorry for the late post, but I wanted to throw up a map for the LES event which has already begun. Squalls will persist tonight into tomorrow morning. Expect another 30-40cm downwind of Huron between Goderich and Lucan, and even down into London. Off GB the Collingwood to Angus/Essa corridor looks prime for some activity as that band sinks south. Anywhere in the Barrie to Alliston corridor could see 10-20cm of snow by the morning. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
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Huron band still going this AM; numerous squall warnings are still in place:
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London ended up with 30-40cm from that outbreak, as did Mitchell, Exeter, Goderich, Grand Bend, and Lucan. Localized amounts of 45cm were reported. Up in the Georgian Bay area about 10-15cm fell across the Barrie to Angus corridor and as much as 20cm into Collingwood. Alliston got about 5-6cm from the band passing by.
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