Environment Canada warns a passing Alberta Clipper could bring more heavy winds and blowing snow
Environment Canada is predicting more hazardous driving conditions could be on the way.
The weather agency issued a special weather statement for Oxford County stating an Alberta Clipper is expected to track through Southern Ontario later today bringing with it wind chills of -25 to -30 degrees and local blowing snow.
The agency advises drivers to exercise caution as visibility in snow squall areas may be near zero at times, resulting in hazardous winter driving conditions to tonight through to Tuesday.

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