Weather Office Issues Snowfall Caution for Sunday
Environment Canada has issued a new caution warning for the Ottawa region, predicting snowfall between 3 and 15 centimetres on Sunday. The updated advisory followed several forecast revisions during the day.
The agency indicated that a low-pressure system moving through the region will bring the snow, beginning Sunday morning and continuing into the night. Earlier forecasts on Saturday had reduced the expected total to around 5 centimetres before being revised upward again.
"Environment Canada has issued a caution warning three to 15 cm of snow could hit the capital Sunday."
The advisory highlights the possibility of varying accumulation across different areas as temperatures hover near the freezing mark.
Outlook and Context
Officials continue to monitor the system closely, urging residents to prepare for possible travel delays and reduced visibility during the day.
Summary
Forecasters expect snow to start early Sunday, bring variable accumulation up to 15 cm, and clear by nightfall due to a developing low-pressure system over the Ottawa area.
Author’s summary: Environment Canada warns of up to 15 cm of snow in Ottawa on Sunday, with the storm likely to affect travel throughout the day.