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Flight have been disrupted and schools are closed as a winter storm continues to dump snow over much of southern Ontario and Quebec.
Schools across the Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton are closed in response to the snowfall.
Toronto’s Pearson airport says it has been the heaviest snowfall of the season and is warning travellers they may see impacts to their flights.
The storm is expected to move east toward the Atlantic provinces.
Snow continues to fall at the airport with another 2 to 5 cm forecasted for this morning.
At the airport, 22 cm of snow fell as of 6:30 a.m. This is the heaviest snowfall of the season, taking the record from the 15 cm of snow we saw on Feb. 8.
Our surface maintenance… pic.twitter.com/kUDFq6ByUm
— Toronto Pearson (@TorontoPearson) February 13, 2025
All TDSB schools and sites are closed today due to the weather forecast. In addition, Friday, February 14, is PA Day for all students, and Monday, February 17, is Family Day. Enjoy your first #SnowDay of the year, and we’ll see you on Tuesday! pic.twitter.com/nTsz1xiDCn
— Toronto District School Board (@tdsb) February 13, 2025
Toronto is still in the middle of a snowstorm, and road conditions on major roads and highways remain poor. Snow-covered and slippery surfaces are making travel hazardous. If you must drive, slow down, leave extra space, and stay updated on conditions. #ONStorm#TorontoTrafficpic.twitter.com/LKXtUMUTUM
— OfficerPapadopoulos (@PCPappy) February 13, 2025
This is incredible!
Watching 3 City of Toronto snow ❄️ plowers stuck in this little street around a hour!
If this is progress to get streets ready for Thursday morning commute, we are in a lot of trouble folks!
Good luck!#ONStorm#Torontopic.twitter.com/kcdJXAhRl9
— Wisdom in Buddhism (@HelloSunset1692) February 13, 2025
#ONSTORM downtown Toronto Yonge and Dundas area 3:11 am. Can see the accumulation on the helepad at St. Michael’s Hospital pic.twitter.com/sV0eaQ0Ctj
— Bamelin (@Bamelin) February 13, 2025
It’s so snowy out tonight. #ONStorm#Toronto#city#snow#winter#street#cold#storm#Ontario#neighborhoodpic.twitter.com/97z2STixgY
— Claire (@TopTweeterGirl) February 13, 2025
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