(File photo courtesy of OPP via Twitter)Snow squalls are expected for communities around the Georgian Bay.
Environment Canada has issued a snow squall watch for areas like Owen Sound, Meaford, and Wiarton.
Starting Sunday morning, the wind is expected to reach up to 20 km/h. This comes after these communities received around 5 cm of snow on Saturday.
The snow squalls are expected to end sometime on Monday.
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are reminding drivers to slowdown when experiencing winter conditions.
Environment Canada is anticipating a cold front to sweep through the region, with a small chance of flurries on Sunday evening, potentially continuing into Monday.
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