Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued: Woodstock, Tillsonburg, Oxford, Delhi, Simcoe

Severe thunderstorm warning for Woodstock – Tillsonburg – Oxford County

Added: Simcoe, Delhi, Norfolk at 8:57 pm.

At 8:20 pm EDT, meteorologists are tracking a severe thunderstorm just southwest of London moving southeast at 50 km/h toward Aylmer. The storm is capable of producing large hail to 3 cm in diamter and damaging wind to 90 km/h. A tornado may also be possible.

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Emergency Management Ontario recommends that you take cover immediately, if threatening weather approaches.Large hail can damage property and cause injuries. Strong wind gusts and locally heavy rain are also possible.Go indoors and move away from windows and skylights. Avoid areas of the building that could be affected by falling debris such as tree limbs. Stay on the lower floor of your home or building and if the storm is particularly severe go to the basement.

A severe thunderstorm watch is issued for Brantford, Brant County, Norfolk, Delhi and Simcoe.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued

Severe Thunderstorm watch issued for Brantford, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Woodstock, Oxford, London, Ancaster, and Hamilton.  Conditions are favourable for storms and severe storms with damahing wind and hail.

More Freezing Rain Coming to Kitchener-Waterloo, Brantford, Cambridge and Norfolk

Significant freezing rain on the way. Potential for a major ice storm likely tonight for parts of Southern Ontario.

A slow-moving low currently over Illinois combined with Arctic air over Southern Ontario to produce a wintery mix this morning over parts of Southern Ontario. But the bulk of the precipitation is yet to come, and is threatening to produce quite serious consequences. The main precipitation is expected to arrive this evening in the form of freezing rain and ice pellets. It may fall heavy at times and be accompanied by a few rumbles of thunder. It will change to rain later tonight in most areas as temperatures rise above the freezing mark.

This afternoon’s commute should not be problematic, but deteriorating road conditions are likely this evening. As temperatures hover near the freezing mark, treated roads may tend to be merely wet while untreated roads may become slippery. Also, shoreline areas near Lake Ontario, including downtown Toronto, may see mixed rain and freezing rain, which will significantly limit the impacts in those areas.

The greatest concern is the risk of widespread power outages beginning this evening from downed tree limbs and power lines due to significant ice accumulation combined with northeast winds gusting to 60 km/h. Freezing rain amounts up to 10 mm are quite possible in many areas with some regions possibly exceeding 20 mm. The heavier amounts would be primarily to the west and northwest of the Greater Toronto area, over the higher terrain of the Oak Ridges moraine and above the Niagara Escarpment.

Rainfall Warning continues for Norfolk County, including Delhi, Simcoe, and Port Dover.

Heavy rainfall again tonight.

Several rounds of significant rain and thunderstorms have been affecting the warned regions over the past few days. Yet another heavy area of rain is threatening the area tonight as a slow-moving low approaches from Illinois. It is expected to develop this evening and continue well into the night along with more potential thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. An additional 25 to 30 mm are expected by Friday morning.

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This Warning is for: Ancaster, Boston, Brant, Brantford, Caledonia, Cambridge, Delhi, Hagersville, Haldimand, Hamilton, Ingersoll, Kitchener, Langton, Norfolk, Norwich, Oakland, Oxford, Paris, Port Dover, Scotland, Simcoe, St. Thomas, Tillsonburg, Toronto, Vanessa, Waterloo, Waterford, Woodstock

Rainfall Warning Issued for Brantford – Brant

Rainfall Warning issued for Brantford, Brant, Oxford, Norfolk, Simcoe, Delhi Woodstock and London areas.

Heavy rainfall into Thursday.

A series of low pressure systems will give periods of rain to the regions from this evening through Wednesday and into Thursday. The rain will be heavy at times with isolated thunderstorms also expected. Rainfall amounts of 50 to 80 mm are expected by Thursday.

The rain will likely change to freezing rain Thursday in the London and Oxford areas. To the south, near Lake Erie, additional rainfall amounts are expected before the rain changes to some snow Friday.

EDIT: Weather Watcher S Sills is seeing heavy lightning and rain already in Tillsonburg/Oxford area.

Freezing Rain Warning Issued – Brantford, Brant, Simcoe, Norfolk

A Freezing Rain warning has been issued for Brantford, Brant, Paris, Cambridge, Delhi, Simcoe, Norfolk, Waterford, Port Dover, Woodstock, Tillsonburg, Oxford County, Ohsweken, Haldimand County

Freezing rain this evening.

A couple hours of freezing rain are expected this evening before changing over to rain or drizzle later this evening as temperatures rise above freezing.

Rainfall Warning Issued – Brantford, Delhi, Norfolk

A rainfall warning has been issued for Brantford, Brant, Norfolk, Simcoe, Delhi, Port Dover, Oxford, Tillsonburg , Ingersoll and Woodstock.

A low pressure centre over Lake Michigan is expected to slowly intensify as it tracks toward the Central Great Lakes today. Rain associated with the low is streaming north from the Gulf of Mexico to Southern Lake Ontario. Regions near and just north of Lake Erie are expected to receive the highest rainfall amounts with about 25 mm before the rain tapers to showers overnight.

With snow melting and all the rain, residents are advised to take caution near lakes and rivers.

Snowmageddon 2013?

Depending on the temperature, Brantford and area could be in for a whack of snow today.

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Rain mixed at times with ice pellets and perhaps some brief
Freezing rain has moved into Southwestern Ontario and will continue
its northeastward March into remaining districts this evening. The
rain is expected to become mixed with wet snow tonight, but will
remain more predominant near Lake Erie and along the shoreline of
Lake Ontario where temperatures will be slightly milder.

For areas farther north of Lake Erie and inland, such as Sarnia,
London and Brantford, temperatures will likely cool to the zero
degree mark a couple hours after the cold rain or mixed
Precipitation begins. If this happens, expect a changeover to all
snow with a possibility of 10 to 15 cm of heavy snow overnight into
Wednesday morning.

The heaviest snowfall is likely to occur overnight into the morning
rush hour. This will result in rapidly accumulating snow and low
visibilities during the early morning hours. Motorists should adjust
travel plans accordingly as this snowfall event may have a
considerable impact on the morning commute to work.

Periods of wet snow, possibly mixed with rain, will continue later on
Wednesday, but at this point, additional snow amounts appear to be
In the 2 to 5 cm range.

For areas farther north and inland, such as Stratford, Waterloo
region through Guelph and Milton to Orangeville and over northern
parts of the Greater Toronto area, temperatures will likely cool to
or slightly below the zero degree mark shortly after the
precipitation begins. If this happens, expect a changeover to all
snow with a possibility of 10 to 15 cm of heavy snow by Wednesday
morning. Should the precipitation fall as all snow, total snowfall
amounts of up to 20 cm are possible by Wednesday evening. Over these
areas, the heaviest snowfall is likely to occur late tonight into the
morning rush hour. This will result in rapidly accumulating snow and
low visibilities during the early morning hours.

Freezing Rain Warning Issued – Brantford, Woodstock, Cambridge

Freezing rain warning issued for:
Brantford, Brant, Paris, Woodstock, Oxford, Norwich, Tillsonburg, Ingersoll, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Preston, Hamilton, Ancaster.

A couple hours of freezing rain likely tonight.

A burgeoning area of rain ahead of a low pressure system near Green Bay and a warm front from the low into the London area is moving quickly northeast and is expected to arrive as freezing rain overnight across most regions.

Precipitation may remain as rain though immediately along the shoreline of Lake Ontario where the temperature has already snuck just above the freezing mark at some locales.

The freezing rain is expected to change over to rain by morning as the winter storm centre works its way to near Sault Ste Marie, dragging the warm front northeastward across the district.

Motorists and pedestrians should be prepared for dangerous winter travelling conditions. Untreated surfaces will quickly become icy and slippery. Some roads and other surfaces may remain locally icy for a couple hours after the temperature rises above the freezing mark due to the cold temperatures experienced over the family day weekend.

Freezing Rain Warning Issued – Brantford, Norfolk and Area

A freezing rain warning has been issued for Brantford, Brant, Simcoe, Delhi, Norfolk, Tillsonburg, Oxford, Woodstock, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Southern Ontario. Snow changing to freezing rain tonight and overnight.

Freezing Rain coming to Brantford and Area – Be Ready

Environment Canada is issued a special weather statement for Brantford, Simcoe, Delhi, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and the rest of Southern Ontario.

A low pressure system developing over Colorado will track toward Southern Ontario tonight and Monday. Precipitation ahead of this low will reach Windsor this evening, then the Toronto to Georgian Bay area towards midnight, and finally the Ottawa Valley Monday morning.

Precipitation will start as snow, then change to ice pellets and freezing rain. Precipitation will change to rain for most areas Monday. The main concern is that the freezing rain may last for several hours before changing to
rain. Untreated surfaces may become slippery making for hazardous traveling conditions.

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