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Brian D
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Reported 4.0" this morning here in town. Blew around, and drifted some, so took multiple measurements. 7" reports last night along the higher terrain. Should be a little higher when the reports flow in. So the my 4" thinking did come to pass for town. Looks like LES just to my NE with a nice band over N WI.  Probably just some snow showers left for me today.

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30 minutes ago, Brian D said:

Reported 4.0" this morning here in town. Blew around, and drifted some, so took multiple measurements. 7" reports last night along the higher terrain. Should be a little higher when the reports flow in. So the my 4" thinking did come to pass for town. Looks like LES just to my NE with a nice band over N WI.  Probably just some snow showers left for me today.

Reports coming with 6-13" away from the Lake to 3-5" along the shoreline. Decent storm. LES should be intense over in the UP later today into tomorrow. 

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One last very dark day before it brightens with snow, lights were coming on just before 1pm out there! I was getting roughly 2500 lux during peak daytime - absurd. Was 9C this morning before the front dropped it 4C within 30 mins.

Snow was going to start at 4 and just as I thought "where is it?", at 5 the epic snowy period has commenced.

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Getting into the more intense LES now, the bands are intensifying over much of SON with it jutting all the way to K-W and Guelph commonly. I got 3" overnight as expected, melted some on the roads and compacted which was more than I thought. The bands aren't stable enough to give anyone a huge amt. I see more down to my SW.

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Orange Warning - Snow Squall
Issued: 11:42 PM Nov. 27, 2025 – Environment and Climate Change Canada

Hazardous snow squalls expected through Saturday.

What:
Extremely hazardous travel conditions.
Total snowfall amounts of 40 to 70 cm with locally higher amounts possible.
Near zero visibility at times in heavy snow and local blowing snow.
Intense snowfall rates of 5 to 10 cm per hour at times.
Strong winds gusting to 70 to 80 km/h.

When:
Continuing into Saturday. The heaviest snowfall is expected tonight into Friday.

Additional information:
This will be a long duration event with snow squalls likely persisting into Saturday, particularly near Lake Huron. Strong westerly winds gusting as high as 70 km/h are also expected. These strong winds will reduce visibility to near zero at times in local blowing snow.

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Road closures are possible.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada.

I won't be getting those totals this go around, but south if that monster band stays there maybe. Kitchener and Hamilton still under it! Barrie also getting lacerated.

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