Toronto and parts of southern Ontario could be hit by a snowstorm this week.
Environment Canada is predicting periods of snow starting as early as Sunday evening, with about two centimeters falling over the city of Toronto.
There is a 30 percent chance of winds Monday morning, with a 40 percent chance of winds Tuesday.
“There’s a low pressure system that looks like it’s going to form across Texas and move toward Ontario throughout the week,” said CTV News Toronto weather anchor Jessica Smith.
“It will pick up moisture from the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday and right now it looks like it will affect areas around Windsor Wednesday morning, make its way into the GTA by early afternoon and affect the evening commute.”
According to Environment Canada, 10 to 15 centimeters of snow is possible by late Wednesday night. More snow is also expected on Thursday morning.
“People should plan ahead when it comes to their travel plans, including any possible transit delays due to the weather,” she added.
The National Weather Service said temperatures will remain relatively stable throughout the week despite the rain.
On Monday, Environment Canada is forecasting a high of 3C, a wind chill of minus 7C.
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