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Winter storm hitting Toronto, GTA; 15-25 cm of snow expected

WATCH: A system will bring heavy snow and strong winds late Monday and Tuesday across southern Ontario – Mar 13, 2017

Spring might be right around the corner, but Toronto is in store for some significant snow in the coming days.

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Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Toronto, the GTA and parts of southern Ontario warning of snowfall beginning on Monday.

“A developing low-pressure centre currently over the northwestern United States will track just south of the Great Lakes on Monday and Monday night,” read a release on its website.

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“Snow is forecast to spread into Southwestern Ontario during the day Monday then envelop much of Southern Ontario Monday night through Tuesday.”

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A winter storm warning is in effect west of Toronto including Hamilton, Halton-Peel and Niagara.

Environment Canada said it will be a dry, fluffier snow which will create some blowing-snow issues as winds pick up during the winter storm.

Toronto is expected to receive between 15-25 centimetres, with Hamilton to Niagara possibly seeing up to 30 cm.

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The temperature in Toronto will reach a high of -6 C Monday, with a low of -9 C. Tuesday will see an expected high of -5 C with a low of -8 C.

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The release went on to say that the snowfall should taper off by Tuesday night. Wednesday’s temperature is projected to be a high of -2 C for Toronto.

The following weather-related closures were announced Monday afternoon:

The weather has also impacted transportation in the GTA:

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