Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory for the Greater Toronto Area due to a developing system that will bring with it some snow and freezing drizzle for the Monday morning commute.
The weather office said the mixed precipitation may not be “overly significant” but slippery road conditions are anticipated.
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It is expected the snow accumulation will be just a few centimetres and any freezing drizzle will be light.
Motorists are being advised to slow down and to keep a safe distance between vehicles.
Temperatures are expected to rise above the freezing mark late this morning or in the early afternoon.
Toronto’s high for Monday is expected to reach 3C with an overnight low of 3C.
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