Environment Canada Issues Snowfall Caution for Sunday
Environment Canada has issued a caution warning forecasting three to 15 cm of snow to hit the Ottawa region on Sunday. After some fluctuations in the forecast throughout the day, the agency confirmed that the capital can expect accumulating snow.
Snowfall Forecast Details
By mid-afternoon, Environment Canada predicted snow accumulation ranging from three to 15 cm on Sunday, an increase from the earlier forecast on Saturday afternoon, which had estimated a maximum of about 5 cm.
The precipitation is expected to start Sunday morning and continue into Sunday night. A low-pressure system is responsible for the snow.
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Summary: Environment Canada warns Ottawa residents to prepare for Sunday snowfall of up to 15 cm, caused by a low-pressure system, with precipitation expected throughout the day.
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