
Waterloo's weather forecast for March 22: Travel advisory issued
Commuters and residents should stay informed of updates and be prepared for snowy conditions and cautious travel.
A wintry mix of weather hits Waterloo today, with residents advised to prepare for snowy conditions and cautious travel. The day’s forecast includes scattered flurries in the morning, progressing to light snow by afternoon and evening.
Temperatures are set to range from a chilly -8°C to -3°C, accompanied by wind speeds varying between 11 km/h and 20 km/h. The city will experience snowfall of approximately 1-3 cm in the afternoon, which is expected to increase to 2-4 cm by evening. These conditions have triggered a winter weather travel advisory for both today and tonight, warning of total snow accumulations between 5-10 cm.
Visibility may be significantly reduced in areas of heavier snowfall, which could pose challenges for motorists, particularly during the evening commute in urban regions. Additionally, the advisory highlights a potential risk of freezing rain near Lake Erie in the evening hours.
Residents are encouraged to exercise caution and adjust travel plans to navigate the hazardous winter driving conditions safely. Recommendations include slowing down in slippery conditions, maintaining a safe following distance, and being prepared to adapt driving strategies in response to changing road situations.
This article was generated with the use of OpenAI and The Weather Network's forecast data. The article was reviewed by our editorial team for accuracy and clarity.