A potent spring storm is threatening Simcoe-Muskoka today.
A Freezing Rain Warning is in effect for the region.
Environment Canada says ice pellets and freezing rain are expected to begin this morning, which could be heavy at times before changing over into rain with possible gusty winds, along with ice build up, resulting in power outages this afternoon.
Then, we’ll experience a brief warm-up with a return of double-digits tomorrow (Thursday), before the temperature drops back to the freezing mark on Friday.
Today’s forecast has led to bus cancellations across Simcoe County and Muskoka.
For the latest weather warnings and forecast from Environment Canada, please click here.
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— 511Ontario (@511Ontario) March 30, 2022
Another snow day!!
School Vehicle Cancellation
All SMCDSB school buses & vans have been cancelled due to forecasting of significant freezing rain, ice accretion and icy road conditions throughout the school day.
Schools remain open for learning.https://t.co/XY6BH01h8u pic.twitter.com/xZSynmzqT3— SMCDSB (@SMCDSB) March 30, 2022
Due Environment Canada's warning for freezing rain with possible ice accretion during the day, all buses to schools in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, and Muskoka for TLDSB have been cancelled for Wednesday, March 30 and schools remain open. pic.twitter.com/qyJ3utA7IR
— TLDSB (@TLDSB) March 30, 2022
Mar. 30, 2022: All vehicles in Simcoe County are cancelled today. Schools remain open for student learning. Click here for more info https://t.co/ANsbXlDLo0
— SCSTC (@SCSTC_SchoolBus) March 30, 2022
