Weather Monitoring & Service Report February 22, 2026

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.  This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

Hamilton, Stoney Creek & Brantford

Teams were deployed for a salt service run beginning at 11:00 AM on February 22.

These regions received between a trace and 2 cm. Salt application is intended to combat snowfall and prevent icy conditions as temperatures drop overnight.  Temperatures remain above freezing sitting around 1 degree with starting to dip below freezing around 11pm to -7.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.  This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge

Teams were deployed earlier, beginning a salt service run at 8:30 AM on February 22.

Accumulations ranged from a trace to 2 cm. Salt was applied to address snowfall received and reduce the risk of slippery surfaces as temperatures fluctuate and drop overnight.  Temperatures remain above freezing sitting around 0 with starting to dip below freezing around 6pm to -1.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.

This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

Toronto, Scarborough & Markham

Teams were deployed beginning at 3:30 AM on February 22.

These regions received between a trace and 2 cm, with more freezing rain observed before transitioning to flurries. Salt application is being performed to combat snowfall and freezing rain accumulation and prevent icy conditions ahead of overnight temperature drops.  Temperatures remain above freezing sitting around 0 degrees with starting to dip below freezing around 6pm to -1.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.  This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

Mississauga, Georgetown & Brampton

Mississauga, Georgetown, and Brampton began service runs at 11:00 AM on February 22, with earlier monitoring throughout the morning.

Accumulations ranged from a trace to 2 cm. Salt service is being performed to combat light snowfall and prevent icy conditions as temperatures drop overnight.  Temperatures for these regions are at -2 with a chance of going to 0 for a few hours this afternoon then back down below freezing around 6 pm to -1.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.  This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

Oshawa & Ajax

Temperatures were below freezing at approximately –3°C, with scattered flurries and freezing drizzle overnight.

Due to increased mixed precipitation and colder conditions, teams deployed at 12:00 AM on February 22 to perform a salt service run.
Service was completed by 4:00 AM on February 22, and teams continue monitoring sites throughout the day.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Service Deployment & Weather Monitoring

Paramount Snow Management teams monitored all regions throughout the overnight hours of February 21 into the early morning of February 22.  This weather system impacted regions differently across the GTA. Some areas experienced freezing rain mixed with snow, while others saw only scattered flurries.

• North of the 401 Corridor: Mix of snow and freezing rain overnight.

• Below the 401 Corridor: Scattered flurries beginning around 5:00 AM.

Due to varying accumulations and fluctuating temperatures, multiple regions required salt service runs.

Regional Service Updates

London & Woodstock

Temperatures were also near –3°C, with freezing drizzle observed overnight.

Teams deployed at 12:00 AM on February 22 for a salt service run, completed by 4:00 AM. Monitoring continues throughout the day, as there remains potential for additional snowfall.

Completion Outlook

We anticipate completion of all active salt service runs by approximately 4:00 PM on February 22, 2026, barring any significant changes in weather conditions.

Following completion, teams will continue monitoring all sites as there remains potential for 1–3 cm of snowfall throughout the day.

Salt Supply Update

Southern Ontario continues to experience a province-wide salt shortage due to increased winter demand and ongoing supply chain constraints, with municipalities being prioritized.

Product availability remains limited and inconsistent across all regions. Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently to secure salt supplies; however, availability is becoming increasingly scarce across the GTA and surrounding regions. Depot inventories fluctuate daily, and access to material cannot always be guaranteed.

Salt applications are being deployed strategically and responsibly to ensure the most effective use of available material while prioritizing safety.

Our Snow Management teams are actively working with suppliers across all regions, but securing material is becoming progressively more difficult.

Please continue to check back for updates at
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.