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Environment Canada continues to show a rainfall warning for the region, warning that melting snow and heavy rain means that flooding could occur in low-lying areas.
We should have plenty of both Tuesday with a potentially record-setting temperature of 11 C by evening and 25-40 mm or rain by Wednesday morning.
The continued rainfall had a negative effect on morning the commute.
Among the problems: There were no injuries after a schoolbus carrying seven children went into the ditch near Munster, while emergency crews were called to a rollover on Highway 417 near Walkley Road just after 6 a.m.
Crews on scene where school bus slid into ditch on Mackey & Malakoff Road near Munster. Reportedly 7 student & 1 driver were uninjured. Roads are very slippery in the area – drivers are reminded to be extra cautious #ottnews #otttraffic pic.twitter.com/Qzv07bcEE9
— Ottawa Fire Services (@OttFire) February 20, 2018
Mild temperatures and a rainfall warning. There will be a lot of melting snowbanks this week.
Please call 3-1-1 to report an immediate hazard to people or property. #ottawa #ottweather pic.twitter.com/pBnyfpPgBr
— Rick Chiarelli (@RickChiarelli) February 19, 2018
Weather watchers warn of “several rounds” of rain due to a low-pressure system moving along a warm front that’s draped across the lower Great Lakes with a final band of showers expected along a cold front Wednesday.
First, it’s fog and black ice in outlying areas. Renfrew County Joint Transportation Consortium cancelled all buses, noting that water on top of frozen ground is creating “black ice everywhere” and warning that “if you do have to be out, drive with extreme caution.” Student Transportation of Eastern Ontario was reporting a total of 19 delays and cancellations.
In Ottawa, all school buses are running but Ottawa Student Transportation Authority reported that nine morning trips were delayed in areas including South Carleton and Goulbourn.
Ottawa’s forecast is for periods of rain and fog patches for Tuesday and a daytime “high” of 5 C, although the temperature will keep rising through the evening to an expected 11 C, then hold steady before plunging to 1 C by Wednesday afternoon.
Mild temperatures and a rainfall warning. There will be a lot of melting snowbanks this week.
Please call 3-1-1 to report an immediate hazard to people or property. #ottawa #ottweather pic.twitter.com/pBnyfpPgBr
— Rick Chiarelli (@RickChiarelli) February 19, 2018
Rain is forecast to end Wednesday afternoon with a mix of sun and cloud as the temperature swoops to -8 C with a 40 per cent chance of flurries by evening.
Thursday’s forecast is for a mix of sun and cloud, a high of -1 C and a low of -7 C.
Friday is a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 0 C and a low of -5 C with a 30 per cent chance of snow.
For Saturday, expect clouds with a high of 2 C and a low of -2 C.
Sunday should be cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries or rain by day and 40 per cent overnight, a high of 4 C and a low of -3 C.
For Monday, expect a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 3 C.
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We should have plenty of both Tuesday with a potentially record-setting temperature of 11 C by evening and 25-40 mm or rain by Wednesday morning.
The continued rainfall had a negative effect on morning the commute.
Among the problems: There were no injuries after a schoolbus carrying seven children went into the ditch near Munster, while emergency crews were called to a rollover on Highway 417 near Walkley Road just after 6 a.m.
Crews on scene where school bus slid into ditch on Mackey & Malakoff Road near Munster. Reportedly 7 student & 1 driver were uninjured. Roads are very slippery in the area – drivers are reminded to be extra cautious #ottnews #otttraffic pic.twitter.com/Qzv07bcEE9
— Ottawa Fire Services (@OttFire) February 20, 2018
Mild temperatures and a rainfall warning. There will be a lot of melting snowbanks this week.
Please call 3-1-1 to report an immediate hazard to people or property. #ottawa #ottweather pic.twitter.com/pBnyfpPgBr
— Rick Chiarelli (@RickChiarelli) February 19, 2018
Weather watchers warn of “several rounds” of rain due to a low-pressure system moving along a warm front that’s draped across the lower Great Lakes with a final band of showers expected along a cold front Wednesday.
First, it’s fog and black ice in outlying areas. Renfrew County Joint Transportation Consortium cancelled all buses, noting that water on top of frozen ground is creating “black ice everywhere” and warning that “if you do have to be out, drive with extreme caution.” Student Transportation of Eastern Ontario was reporting a total of 19 delays and cancellations.
In Ottawa, all school buses are running but Ottawa Student Transportation Authority reported that nine morning trips were delayed in areas including South Carleton and Goulbourn.
Ottawa’s forecast is for periods of rain and fog patches for Tuesday and a daytime “high” of 5 C, although the temperature will keep rising through the evening to an expected 11 C, then hold steady before plunging to 1 C by Wednesday afternoon.
Mild temperatures and a rainfall warning. There will be a lot of melting snowbanks this week.
Please call 3-1-1 to report an immediate hazard to people or property. #ottawa #ottweather pic.twitter.com/pBnyfpPgBr
— Rick Chiarelli (@RickChiarelli) February 19, 2018
Rain is forecast to end Wednesday afternoon with a mix of sun and cloud as the temperature swoops to -8 C with a 40 per cent chance of flurries by evening.
Thursday’s forecast is for a mix of sun and cloud, a high of -1 C and a low of -7 C.
Friday is a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 0 C and a low of -5 C with a 30 per cent chance of snow.
For Saturday, expect clouds with a high of 2 C and a low of -2 C.
Sunday should be cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries or rain by day and 40 per cent overnight, a high of 4 C and a low of -3 C.
For Monday, expect a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 3 C.
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