The frost rain began in parts of the south of Ontario at dawn on Saturday, while Toronto is expected to see that he will begin on Saturday night, says Envément Canada.
The following areas saw an icy rain began early Saturday, according to the Federal Meteorological Agency: Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Newmarket, Georgina, the region of northern York, Uxbridge, Beaverton, Pickering, Oshawa, Durham region.
These areas are expected to accumulate ice between five and 10 mm, according to the frost warnings of Canada Environment broadcast on Saturday morning.
The frost rain will probably change to the rain as temperatures are around zero degrees, depending on the warning, but will continue more time in the highest terrain where temperatures are colder.
“The ice rain is expected to end all areas for noon Sunday,” says the warning.
People who consider postpone non -essential trips are advised until conditions improve, said Environment Canada.
The branches of the trees can break under the accumulation of ice and surfaces, including roads, roads and catwalks, they will become “frost, slippery and dangerous,” says the warning.
3 to 5 mm of frost rain forecasting in Toronto
Meanwhile, in Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton, the icy rain is expected to begin on Saturday night and continue until Sunday morning, although Enviedment Canada said there is a risk of starting the early hours of Saturday.
These cities can see ice accumulate between three and five millimeters, as well as interruptions of public services, slippery surfaces and broken tree branches, said Environment Canada in a special climate statement.
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“It is likely that frost warnings are closer,” said the Federal Meteorological Agency.
Further north in Orillia, Lagoon City and Wlakago, ice accumulation is expected between 10 and 20 mm, and the amounts of more than 25 mm are possible.
The ice storm began on Saturday morning and is forecast to continue until Sunday afternoon. Cortes of generalized energy and frozen and slippery conditions are expected, said Environment Canada.
Barrie, Collingwood and Hillsdale are under ice cream of rain and rain, and both begin early Saturday.
For Sunday morning, it is expected to accumulate between five and 10 mm of ice, and the rain is expected between 25 and 50 mm.
