Winter Storm Watch for February 22nd, 2023

The Paramount Service teams throughout Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Waterdown are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

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Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Hamilton, Stoney Creek and Brantford are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

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Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

###

Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 2 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Toronto, Scarborough and Markham are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

###

Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Mississauga and Brampton are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

###

Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Oshawa and Ajax are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

###

Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Fort Erie are watching the upcoming storm to hit all regions Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. This has the possibility of being the storm of 2015 where everyone was without power, and it took snow teams 24 hrs. + plus to clean up and make roads and properties safe. The early prediction is that we are going to get a fast snow storm for 5 hours dropping 2cm an hour at rush hour followed by 1-2 inches of freezing rain. Parking lots and roadways will be very dangerous from 5pm until 9am the next morning and will require numerous salt runs after the storm to keep the ice from bonding and secreting to 1-2 inches in depth. We have a plan to get everyone moving on Thursday by lunch but suggest to only go out if absolutely necessary as sites will be unsafe through the transition of this storm. There will be ice buildup even with the extra staff and machines we are putting on the roads. We will update everyone tomorrow morning of any changes, if there is no update, we are expecting the below forecast issued by Environment Canada. Please be safe out there and plan accordingly, this could be the storm of the season and could mimic the ice storm of 2015.

ALERTS IN EFFECT

Winter Storm Watch

Issued at 07:05 Tuesday 21 February 2023

Winter storm expected late Wednesday into Thursday.

Hazards:
Snow and ice pellets, at times heavy.
Prolonged period of freezing rain possible leading to significant ice build up in some areas.
Extended and widespread utility outages are possible.

Timing:
Late Wednesday into Thursday.

Discussion:
A Colorado low is expected to bring a wintry mix of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation may fall heavily at times leading to hazardous winter travel conditions. Extended and widespread utility outages will be possible for areas that receive a prolonged period of freezing rain. There remains some uncertainty for the exact location and timing of the precipitation, as well as the amount of ice accretion that may occur.

Winter storm or freezing rain warnings may be issued as the event draws nearer.

###

Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy and slippery. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

Please note, if there is anything you require do not hesitate to contact the snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 or [email protected]. All emails must go to the snowline for a timely response as other emails are not monitored regularly during the winter months.

Please check back to this site as well 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 [email protected] as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.